Junior fair market livestock exhibitors win big at Canfield Fair

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Find out who topped the junior fair market livestock competitions, and see if you’re in a slideshow of photos taken at this year’s Canfield Fair. (Scroll down to see slide show of junior fair market livestock winners, and a second slide show of youth from the junior fair cheese sale, and a third slide show of miscellaneous photos from the fair.)

Sept. 2, 3, and 5, 2010
Sale Total: $332,386.20

STEERS

Number of Market Lots: 69
Average: $1.53/pound with champions; $1.46/pound without

Grand champion: Baylee Felger
Bid: $4.30/pound Weight: 1,260 pounds
Buyer: H.P. Nemenz Food Stores
Reserve champion: Travis Pidgeon
Bid: $3.25/pound Weight: 1,330 pounds
Buyer: Bob and Chuck Eddy Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge
Junior showmanship: Madison Pidgeon
Intermediate showmanship: Travis Pidgeon
Senior showmanship: Andrea Detwiler
Intermediate skillathon: Sam Kulifay
Senior skillathon: Andrea Detwiler
Rate of gain: Spencer Snyder

HOGS

Number of Market Lots: 164
Average: $1.98/pound with champions; $1.94/pound without

Grand champion: Jacob Smith
Bid: $6.75/pound Weight: 266 pounds
Buyer: Rulli Bros. Markets
Reserve champion: Amanda Smith
Bid: $4.25/pound Weight: 277 pounds
Buyer: Deerfield Farms Service
Beginner showmanship: Elizabeth Uhrain
Junior showmanship: Layne Maris
Intermediate showmanship: Jacob Smith
Senior showmanship: Amanda Smith
Rate of gain: Tyler Norman
Beginner skillathon: Anthony Ricottilli
Junior skillathon: Lydia Baird
Intermediate skillathon: Tyler Baird
Senior skillathon: Gabrielle Wilson

LAMBS

Number of Market Lots: 28
Average: $2.84/pound with champions; $2.45/pound without
Number of Carcass Lots: 15
Average: $2.77/pound with champions; $2.58/pound without

Grand champion: Sara Cummings
Bid: $13.75/pound Weight: 135 pounds
Buyer: Rulli Bros. Markets
Reserve champion: Nate Millison
Bid: $5.50/pound Weight: 125 pounds
Buyer: Nemenz Food Stores
Grand champion carcass: Taylor Lewis
Bid: $5.25/pound Weight: 138 pounds
Buyer: Rulli Bros. Markets
Reserve champion carcass: Sara Cummings
Bid: $3.50/pound Weight: 132 pounds
Buyer: Millstone Farm & Garden Center
Junior showmanship: Jessie Cummings
Intermediate showmanship: Nate Kramer
Senior showmanship: Sara Cummings
Junior skillathon: Annamarie Duda
Intermediate skillathon: Nate Kramer
Senior skillathon: Sara Cummings
Carcass Lamb rate-of-gain winner: Jessie Cummings

GOATS

Number of Market Lots: 9
Average: $2.49/pound with champions; $1.74/pound without
Number of Dairy Market Lots: 5
Average: $3.50/pound with champions; $2/pound without

Grand champion meat goat: Kathy Blackburn
Bid: $7.25/pound Weight: 79 pounds
Buyer: Jeff Taylor and Family
Reserve champion meat goat: Justin Moff
Bid: $3/pound Weight: 90 pounds
Buyer: Judge Mary DeGenaro
Grand champion dairy market goat: Jonathon James
Bid: $7.50/pound Weight: 88 pounds
Buyer: On the Spot Restoration
Reserve ch. dairy market goat: Justin Moff
Bid: $4/pound Weight: 75 pounds
Buyer: Fallfire Australian Shepherds
Grand champion goat’s milk fudge: Emily Theil
Bid: $400 Weight: 5.85 pounds
Buyer: O’Brock Windmills
Reserve champion goat’s milk fudge: Keri May
Bid: $200 Weight: 7.35 pounds
Buyer: On the Spot Restoration

DAIRY BEEF FEEDERS

Number of Lots: 45
Average: $1.30/pound with champions; $1.27/pound without

Grand champion: Britney Kurtz
Bid: $2.75/pound Weight: 514 pounds
Buyer: Cows Come First
Reserve champion: Alena Holden
Bid: $1.35/pound Weight: 582 pounds
Buyer: Shannon Montgomery
Junior skillathon: Skylee Bowlin
Intermediate skillathon: Heidi Miller
Senior skillathon: Hannah Miller
Junior showmanship: Claire Smith

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2010 Canfield Fair

2010 Canfield Fair junior fair cheese sale


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Sights from the 2010 Canfield Fair


2010 Canfield Fair

BEEF FEEDERS

Number of Lots: 22
Average: $1.77/pound with champions; $1.70/pound without

Grand champion: Amanda Smith
Bid: $3.75/pound Weight: 478 pounds
Buyer: Church Budget
Reserve champion: Sadie Pay
Bid: $1.25/pound Weight: 470 pounds
Buyer: Crowder Feed
Intermediate showmanship: Mike Douglas
Senior showmanship: Sadie Pay

CHEESE

Number of Lots: 20
Average: $968.75/basket with champions

Grand champion: Russell Boyce
Bid: $2,000/basket 12.85 pounds
Buyer: Anada Phillis/Phillisway Farms
Reserve champion: Austen Shoemaker
Bid: $1,000 11.51 pounds
Buyer: Lisbon Veterinary Clinic

RABBITS

Number of Meat Pens of Three: 7
Average: $160.71/pen with champions; $129/pen without
Number of Individual Fryers: 8
Average: $116.88/head with champions;
$95/head without

Grand champion rabbit pen: Jamie Malcomson
Bid: $225/pen
Buyer: Malcomson Logging
Reserve champion rabbit pen: Jake Davis
Bid: $255/pen
Buyer: Atty. Lynn Maro
Grand champion rabbit fryer: Rob Davis
Bid: $185
Buyer: Virginia Campbell
Reserve champion rabbit fryer: Haley Davis
Bid: $180
Buyer: Virginia Campbell

CHICKENS

Number of Market Lots: 47
Average: $80.64/head with champions;
$72/head without

Grand champion: Eli Dunn
Bid: $600/pen Weight: 15.55 pounds
Buyer: Northwood Realty Services
Reserve champion: Hannah Mowery
Bid: $500/pen Weight: 15.55 pounds
Buyer: Lee Van Camp Family

TURKEYS

Number of Lots: 45
Average: $184.44/head with champions;
$160.47/head without

Grand champion: Katherine Pitcairn
Bid: $700 Weight: 39 pounds
Buyer: Jeff Taylor and Family
Reserve champion: Katelyn Schoenike
Bid: $700 Weight: 40 pounds
Buyer: Juhasz Family

Auctioneers and Ringmen:
Ken Baer, Bill Baer, Wade Baer, Sam Baer, Steve Remias Barry Pidgeon, Don Braham, Randall Kiko, and Rudy Kiko

Junior Fair Royalty:
4-H King: Angel Blake Algarin 4-H Queen: Delorean Jones
Jr. Fair Outstanding Youth:
Heidi Moff, Dylan Yuhas

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1 COMMENT

  1. As someone who does not view animals or other living beings as “commodities” I find this kind of materialistic display horrifying. It reminds me of how human slaves were once judged only by the “value” of their flesh. Torn from their families and homes – All to become someone else’s “property”.

    There is not a cow, goat or rabbit here who does not value their lives equal to how I value my own… Or how you value yours – So what gives you any privilege to define their worth aside from the “might” to do such?

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