Member Benefit: Claim Your Morrow County Farm Bureau Stall Sign!
Youth exhibitors displaying a Farm Bureau stall sign at their livestock pen fair week will receive member-exclusive add-on money for their 2026 livestock project.
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Calling all Morrow County junior fair exhibitors! Morrow County Farm Bureau is proud of its Junior Fair exhibitors and is offering a special member-only benefit for Farm Bureau families at the 2026 fair. Youth exhibitors can display a Farm Bureau stall sign on their livestock pens during the fair.
This isn’t just about the sign—it’s an investment in the future. Youth exhibitors who display these signs all week will receive special add-on money for their livestock projects.
Signs are available to current paid Farm Bureau members and/or their dependents. Show off your hard work and get rewarded! Reserve your sign by Aug. 10 via this online form or by calling 419-747-7488.
Signs are limited to one per exhibitor. Signs will need to be picked up at the fair on Aug. 31. Details will be emailed.
If you aren’t currently a member, now is the perfect time to join and support local agriculture while unlocking these benefits for your child(ren)! Click here.
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