Agriculture 4-H

Crops

Kami Fulkerson
December 30, 2020

Manuals available:

Corn – Beginning, Intermediate, and Advance

Small Grains

Soybeans

** Fair Entry – You MUST register your 4-H project in Fair Entry if you plan to exhibit at the 4-H Fair. See page 21! **

Corn: 2 live corn stalks (with roots) displayed in a 5-gallon bucket or container.

Popcorn: 2 live corn stalks (with roots) displayed in a 5-gallon bucket or container.

Soybeans: 6 live plants (with roots) displayed in a 5-gallon bucket or container.

Wheat/Oats: From current year crop: 6 heads of grain with 5 inches of stem, mounted on an 11" x 14" white poster board. Poster board must be covered with clear plastic to protect grain from damage.

Straw: 1 flake placed in a poster sleeve and sealed.

Hay: 1 flake placed in a poster sleeve and sealed. Hay will be divided into

alfalfa and mixed hay with first and second cutting in each. Hay preservatives are allowed.

Related Files

Crops Record Sheet.pdf

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