Huron County 2026 Stall and Project Signs

We’re proud to offer exclusive member-only perks for our youth exhibitors and Farm Bureau families at this year’s Huron County Fair! Farm Bureau has been a long-time supporter of 4-H, FFA, and other youth organizations around our state. We are looking forward to continuing these efforts at the county level. 

Exclusive Member Benefit Details:

Stall and Project Signs: Farm Bureau families will receive a custom stall sign and/or project sign for each youth project — a great way to proudly display your hard work and Farm Bureau pride all week long!

Signs will be provided for every species and still project that your family will exhibit at the Huron County Fair. Please fill out this form to let us know how many stall signs (larger/ full page) and project signs (smaller 1/4 of a page) you will be picking up on Monday of Huron County Fair Week. 

MUST BE A MEMBER AS OF July 31, 2026.

In addition to taking pride and showing off your membership, each youth exhibitor will also receive a $25 check. Checks will be mailed after the 2026 fair.

If you’re not a member and you would like to be, you can join online or by calling the county Farm Bureau office at 440-877-0706.

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