2021 Seed Show Results

2021 Championship Seed, Feed and Forage Show Results

The 2021 Ottawa Valley Championship Seed, Feed and Forage Show judging was completed on March 13, 2021. Competition was strong despite the effects of the ongoing pandemic. Congratulations to all the winners. With the unfortunate cancellation of the 2021 Ottawa Valley Farm Show, we are not able to hold our annual Awards Presentation as hoped. We plan to deliver plaques to all winners in the coming weeks.

Field Crop Classes

1. Oats – 6 lbs
1. Jim & Connie McDiarmid Carleton
2. Ray Halpenny Lanark
3. Michael Dwyre Leeds
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3. Barley – 2 row, 6lbs
1. Winchester Agricultural Research Station Dundas
2. Gary Gordon Frontenac
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4. Barley – 6 row, 6lbs
1. Keith & Terry Davidson Carleton
2. Alex Beaudette Stormont
3. Craig Barton Prescott
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5. Malt Barley – 6lbs
1. Rick Hess Dundas
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6. Spring Wheat – 6lbs
1. Ray Halpenny Lanark
2. Tibben Farms Inc. Dundas
3. John Nanne Lanark
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7. Soft Winter Wheat – 6 lbs
1. Jim Tims Lanark
2. Winchester Agricultural Research Station Dundas
3. Tibben Farms Inc. Dundas
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8. Hard Winter Wheat – 6 lbs
1. Bruce & Brian Hudson Carleton
2. Winchester Agricultural Research Station Dundas
3. Jim & Connie McDiarmid Carleton
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9. Sunflowers – 6 lbs
1. Harold & Shelley McPhail Lanark
2. Garry Thompson Grenville
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10. Rye – 6 lbs
1. Christian Baumgartner Lanark
2. Mark Carkner Grenville
3. Puenter Farms Dundas
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14. Soybeans – 6 lbs
1. Winchester Agricultural Research Station Dundas
2. John and Ryan Devries Dundas
3. Alex Oosterhof Leeds
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15. White Field Beans – 6 lbs
1. Winchester Agricultural Research Station Dundas
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16. Coloured Field Beans – 6 lbs
1. Winchester Agricultural Research Station Dundas
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17. Canola – 4 lbs
1. Winchester Agricultural Research Station Dundas
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18. Red Clover – 4 lbs
1. Bruce & Brian Hudson Carleton
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20. Timothy – 4 lbs
2. Murray Gordon Wilson Prescott
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21. Alfalfa – 4 lbs
1. Murray Gordon Wilson Prescott
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22. First Cut Alfalfa – 85% or more alfalfa
1. Gary Gordon Frontenac
2. Ferme Gascon Russell
3. Doug & Wayne Conboy Lanark
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23. First Cut Legume other than alfalfa 85% or more legume
1. Doug & Wayne Conboy Lanark
2. Gary Gordon Frontenac
3. Lee Grant Leeds
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24. First Cut Legume and Grass 70% and 30% either way
1. Gary Gordon Frontenac
2. Ferme Dlasept Russell
3. Dave Pemberton Dundas
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25. First Cut Grass 85% or more grass
1. Maynard VanderGalien Renfrew
2. Craig Barton Prescott
3. Michael Dwyre Leeds
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26. Second Cut Alfalfa or other Legume 85% or more legume
1. Gary Gordon Frontenac
2. Charlie Cumpson Frontenac
3. Alex Beaudette Stormont
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27. Second Cut Mixed Legume and Grass 80% and 20% either way
1. Gary Gordon Frontenac
2. Barrie Smith Stormont
3. Wesley Thom Lanark
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28. Large Square or Round Bale Hay 1st Cut
1. Christian Baumgartner Russell
2. John and Ryan Devries Dundas
3. Dave Pemberton Dundas
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29. Large Square or Round Bale Hay 2nd Cut
1. Christian Baumgartner Russell
2. Donald Gordon Leeds
3. Christian Laflèche Russell
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30A. Flake of Straw
1. Donald Gordon Leeds
2. Ferme Dlasept Russell
3. John Nanne Lanark
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30B. Chopped Straw
1. Bryan Brydges Lanark
2. Tibben Farms Inc. Dundas
3. John Nanne Lanark
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31A. Haylage 1st cut – 5 lbs
1. Puenter Farms Dundas
2. Craig & John Templeton Carleton
3. Raymond Shannon Frontenac
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31B. Haylage 2nd, 3rd or 4th cut – 2.5kg (cut to be identified on tag)
1. Bruce & Dylan Snowdon Grenville
2. Christian Baumgartner Russell
3. Carkner Farms Ltd. Grenville
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32. Baled Haylage 1st cut – 5 lbs
1. Ferme Des 4 Guindon Russell
2. Donald Gordon Leeds
3. Gary Gordon Frontenac
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33. Baled Haylage 2nd or 3rd cut – 5 lbs (Cut to be indicated on tag)
1. Thomas Haerle Prescott
2. Barbara-Ann, Michel, Kevin & Samantha Glaude Stormont
3. Eleanor Robinson Carleton
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34A. Oat, Barley and/or Rye Silage – 5 lbs
1. Michael Dwyre Leeds
2. Thomas Haerle Prescott
3. Maitland Meadows Farms Ltd. Grenville
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34B. Forage Soybeans – 5lbs
1. Bryan Groniger Dundas
2. Paul Empey Dundas
3. Mark Foster Carleton
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35. Corn Silage, Processed – 5 lbs
1. Ray Halpenny Lanark
2. Wesley Thom Lanark
3. Henry Teplate Stormont
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36. Corn Silage, Not Processed – 5 lbs
1. Robin & Catherine Blanchard Russell
2. Donald Gordon Leeds
3. Christian Laflèche Russell
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37. Grain Corn – 10 ears
1. Robert Campbell Lanark
2. Barbara-Ann, Michel, Kevin & Samantha Glaude Stormont
3. Carl, Marie & Sons Sears Dundas
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38. Shelled Corn – 6 lbs
1. Tibben Farms Inc. Dundas
2. John and Ryan Devries Dundas
3. Barbara-Ann, Michel, Kevin & Samantha Glaude Stormont
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39. Potatoes – 10 tubers, table stock
1. Gary Gordon Frontenac
2. Eric Adams Lanark
3. Jim & Connie McDiarmid Carleton
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40. Special Shelled Corn Bin Class – 6 lbs random unaltered bin sampled
1. Henry Teplate Stormont
2. Jim & Connie McDiarmid Carleton
3. Jeff Waldroff Stormont
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41. Best Sheaf of Cereal Grain
1. Joe & Carolyn Jansen Dundas
2. Gary Gordon Frontenac
3. Gary Gordon Frontenac
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42A. OTTAWA VALLEY HAY QUALITY CLASS
1. Gary Gordon Frontenac
2. Bruce Paul Lanark
3. John Nanne Lanark
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42B. OTTAWA VALLEY HAYLAGE QUALITY CLASS
1. Alex Beaudette Stormont
2. John, Martin and Pam Westervelt Dundas
3. John Nanne Lanark
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43A. SPECIAL EXPORT HAY COMPETITION – 1st cut square bale
1. Bruce Paul Lanark
2. Dave Pemberton Dundas
3. Craig Barton Prescott
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43B. SPECIAL EXPORT HAY COMPETITION – 2nd cut square bale
1. Gary Gordon Frontenac
2. John Nanne Lanark
3. Doug/Jill Robinson Stormont
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Judging results: 4-H Classes
101. Oats – 2kg
1. Addison Dwyre Leeds
2. Rhys Brownrigg Grenville
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103. Barley – 6 row, 2 kg
1. Sam Grant Leeds
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104. Spring Wheat – 2 kg
1. Hugh Nixon Carleton
2. Caroline Nixon Carleton
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106. Soybeans – 2 kg
1. Hugh Nixon Carleton
2. Caroline Nixon Carleton
3. Rhys Brownrigg Grenville
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107. Grain Corn – 10 ears
1. Caroline Nixon Carleton
2. Hugh Nixon Carleton
3. Haleigh-Jo Teplate Stormont
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108. 1st Cut Legume and Grass 4″ flake – 70% and 30% either way
1. Haleigh-Jo Teplate Stormont
2. Riley Dwyre Leeds
3. Sam Grant Leeds
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109. 2nd Cut Mixed Legume and Grass 4″ flake – 80% and 20% either way.
1. Riley Dwyre Leeds
2. Sam Grant Leeds
3. Bobby Robinson Stormont
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110J. Poster
1. Adelia Bretzler Stormont
2. Myla Bretzler Stormont
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110S. Poster
1. Haleigh-Jo Teplate Stormont
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111S. “ME” poster
1. Haleigh-Jo Teplate Stormont
2. Haleigh-Jo Teplate Stormont
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114S. Collection of 10 actual crop seeds
1. Haleigh-Jo Teplate Stormont
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115S. Any item – Something NEW from something OLD
1. Haleigh-Jo Teplate Stormont
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116J. Any article of woodworking – not from a kit
1. Alecsa Villeneuve Stormont
2. Rylan Bretzler Stormont
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116S. Any article of woodworking – not from a kit
1. Rhys Brownrigg Grenville
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117S. Any article of sewing
1. Haleigh-Jo Teplate Stormont
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118J. Any craft item
1. Lincoln Booth Dundas
2. Alecsa Villeneuve Stormont
2. Rylan Bretzler Stormont
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119J. Any item of Stitchery
1. Myla Bretzler Stormont
2. Aurora Giroux Stormont
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119S. Any item of Stitchery
1. Aimee VanLoon Stormont
2. Janine Spichtig Stormont
2. Haleigh-Jo Teplate Stormont
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120S. Any item of Quilting
1. Aimee VanLoon Stormont
2. Haleigh-Jo Teplate Stormont
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121J. One Page from a Scrapbook
1. Alecsa Villeneuve Stormont
122J. A 4-H Project Book
1. Felicity Porteous Dundas
2. Trevor Cavanagh Carleton
3. Isabella Dooley Carleton
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122S. A 4-H Project Book
1. Kaylee Wells Grenville
2. Cassidy Porteous Dundas
2. Bruce Porteous Dundas
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126. 4-H Presentation – Video or Powerpoint
1. Troy Dooley Carleton