2024 Hog Wild contest winners

Get ready to go Hog Wild! We’re thrilled to announce the unveiling of 40 awesome pigs that you can vote on (1 penny = 1 vote), starting July 25. These creative pig displays are sure to delight and inspire, each one uniquely crafted with flair and artistry. Funds raised from this event go to the Jackson-Vinton Farm Bureau Scholarship and Youth Funds. 

Voting Categories
People’s Choice: Cast your vote for your favorite pig.

Most Creative/Artistic: Celebrate the most innovative designs.

Pig with the Most Facebook Likes: Support your favorites online and help them win! Make sure you go to the Jackson-Vinton Farm Bureau Facebook page to vote on your favorite pig.

Top Hog Contest
Following the initial voting round, we will roll into the Top Hog Contest, which kicks off Sept. 15 and runs through Sept. 19. This is the ultimate showdown to determine which pig reigns supreme as Top Hog!

Announcement of Winners
Mark your calendars for the grand announcement of winners! The results will be revealed at noon on Saturday, Sept. 20, at the main stage of the Apple Festival. It’s a perfect opportunity to celebrate and enjoy the festivities with family and friends.

Join us for this fun and engaging community event, and be part of the excitement as we discover the Top Hog of the season!

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