Richland County Fair

Richland County Farm Bureau encourages everyone to visit the Richland County Fair Aug. 4-10. Farm Bureau is a proud supporter of the Richland County youth and fair. The Farm Bureau display will be in the antique building.

Check out this year’s Farm Bureau-sponsored events

Farm Bureau members will volunteer in the Fairhaven Cafeteria at the fair on Tuesday from 6:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. and invite you to join for a fun morning.

Richland County Farm Bureau will host the annual Barnyard Olympics on Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in the show arena. Registration begins at 1 p.m. Join Farm Bureau for a fun obstacle course, where teams test their agility, and an egg toss. Participants will receive a $3 voucher to use at the 4-H Dairy Bar or the Plymouth FFA Pop Tent.

Additionally, to support the youth, Richland County Farm Bureau provides awards for the Outstanding Market Livestock Exhibitors in each species, sponsors the Showman of Showmen trophy, and provides T-shirts for every junior fair exhibitor. Sponsors of the T-shirts are Advanced Drainage Systems, Inc., Broerman Insurance Agency, Centerra Co-op, Cole’s Distributing Inc., Cooke Transport, Crawford Drainage Co., Farm Credit Mid-America, Grauer Farms, KM’s Feed Store, Lund & Smith Insurance Services, Mechanics Bank, Pioneer Seed – Todd Schroeder, Sunrise Cooperative, Trent Insurance Group and Walnut Hill Feeds.

If you would like to help serve breakfast or help with Barnyard Olympics, please contact the Richland County Farm Bureau at [email protected] or call 419-747-7488.

Come and join all the fun happening at this year’s Richland County Fair. The Richland County Farm Bureau is a proud supporter of the Junior Fair and would like to wish good luck to all of the participants exhibiting their projects at the fair.

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