Montgomery County Stall Sign

Attention Montgomery County 4-H and FFA members who are also members of the Montgomery County Farm Bureau:

Pick up your Stall Tags – Monday July 1 – at the Calumet Center during Skill-a-thon

From 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Families may join Farm Bureau before fair by calling our office at 937-696-3630 or signing up at the hand out, and youth will qualify for the incentive for this year.

Join online by using the following link https://ofbf.org/join/ 

Be sure to print off a receipt and bring it with you to present at the table when registering.

To be eligible youth must meet the following guidelines:

  • Parents or member must be a registered and paid member of Montgomery County Farm Bureau.
  • 4-H member must complete 1 small or large livestock project during the county fair.
  • 4-H members are responsible for registering for the incentive by attending the above hand out time.
  • Sponsored by Cornett Dunkle Insurance Agency and Preble County Farm Bureau.
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Mandy Way

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Ernie Welch

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Matt Aultman

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Jaclyn De Candio

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Jenna Gregorich

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Jared Hughes

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Austin Heil

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