Grand champion: Levi Blake
Bid: $4/pound Weight: 643 pounds
Buyer: K&S Millwrights, Parker Farms
Reserve champion: Alex Campbell
Bid: $8.50/pound Weight: 585 pounds
Buyer: MAC Trailer Manufacturing
Bantam showmanship: Olivia Grubbs Junior showmanship: Kirstin Smith Intermediate showmanship: Emma Egli Senior showmanship/showman of showmen: Hannah Jarvis
STEERS
Number of Market Lots: 58
Grand champion: Mackenzie Kiko
Bid: $7/pound Weight: 1,372 pounds
Buyer: Paris & Washington Insurance
Reserve champion: Madison Pidgeon
Bid: $5/pound Weight: 1,267 pounds
Buyer: Deerfield Farms Service
Number of Market Lots: 22
Average: $3.25/pound with champions
Grand champion/outstanding project: Emmy Jones
Bid: $7/pound Weight: 84 pounds
Buyer: Columbiana County Farm Bureau/Lamb and Webster, Inc.
Reserve champion: Hannah Hephner
Bid: $3.25/pound Weight: 86 pounds
Buyer: Bob Black and Family, Hanoverton Feed and Grain, Rogers Feed and DataCom
RABBITS
Number of Pens of Three: 10
Average: $166.50 with champions
Grand champion: Cody Wright
Bid: $150/per rabbit Weight: 14.01 pounds
Buyer: Penn Ohio Rabbit Breeders
Number of baskets: 6
Average: $279.17 with champions
Grand champion: Michael French
Bid: $400 Weight: 4.75 pounds
Buyer: Mattevi Farms
Reserve champion: Darby Miller
Bid: $325/pound Weight: 7.50 pounds
Buyer: Wallace Farms Feed and DriveThru
TURKEYS
Number of Lots: 34
Average: $176.62/with champions
Grand champion: Hannah Foster
Bid: $350
Buyer: Martin’s Tire
Reserve champion: Hannah Altman
Bid: $200
Buyer: Roger’s Mill Inc.
Auctioneers and Ringmen:
Ken Baer, Bill Baer, Wade Baer, Mark Harding, Chip Rummell, Rusty Kiko, Randall Kiko, Rudy Kiko, Ryan Kiko
Junior Fair Royalty:
King: Albert Ayers Queen: Hannah Foster
* The grand and reserve champion project award is based on the exhibitor’s skillathon, showmanship and live animal conformation.
Columbiana County Fair reserve champion carcass steer(Farm and Dairy/Susan Crowell photo)
Tarry and Sharon Pidgeon, of Pidgeon Family Farms, paid $3.75 a pound for Emily McDonald’s reserve champion carcass steer. Also pictured is Beef Ambassador Betty Richey.
Columbiana County Fair reserve champion carcass steer(Farm and Dairy/Susan Crowell photo)
Tarry and Sharon Pidgeon, of Pidgeon Family Farms, paid $3.75 a pound for Emily McDonald’s reserve champion carcass steer. Also pictured is Beef Ambassador Betty Richey.
Alex Campbell’s 583-pound reserve champion dairy beef feeder sold for $8.50 a pound to MAC Trailer Manufacturing, represented by Chad Raber, Rachel Raber and Julia Ray. Also pictured is trophy donor Wayne Herron and fair royalty Hannah Foster and Maris Ayers.
Columbiana County Fair grand champion carcass steer
Mitchell Sharp’s grand champion carcass steer, weighing 1,355 pounds, sold for $4.25 a pound to Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt, represented by Abbey Bacconi and Bryan Boyle. Also pictured is Beef Ambassador Betty Richey.
Salem Chrysler Jeep Dodge and Columbiana Chrysler Jeep Dodge, represented by Paul Lease (holding trophy), paid $2,100 for Cody Cooper’s grand champion cheese basket. Also pictured is Columbiana County Dairy Princess Courtney Cooper, and a crew from Minerva Dairy, which has calculated the cheese yields and donated the cheese for many years.
Paris & Washington Insurance, represented by Kelly Palmer (right), paid $7 a pound for Mackenzie Kiko’s 1,372-pound grand champion steer. Also pictured are Rhonda and Barry Pidgeon of trophy donor Damascus Livestock Auction.
Colby Cooper’s reserve champion cheese basket sold for $1,750 to Sugarcreek Livestock Auction and Baker Cattle Company, represented by Brady, Nikki and Baylee Baker. Also pictured, representing Minerva Cheese, are Vivian Watts, Venae Watts, holding Charlize Watts and Adam Mueller.
Columbiana County Fair reserve champion project steer
Megan Drake, who won intermediate steer showmanship and the senior steer skillathon, won reserve champion project steer honors with her steer weighing 1,262 pounds.
Columbiana County Fair grand champion project steer
Hannah Jarvis raised this year’s grand champion project steer, which includes placement in the animal conformation class, showmanship and skillathon. Her Division II reserve champion 1,291-pound steer was also the grand champion Columbiana County born and raised steer, and Jarvis was the senior steer showmanship winner and steer showman of showmen.
The reserve champion carcass hog title was earned by Sydnie Holden who sold her 261 pound hog carcass for $7 a pound to West Point Paving. Pictured is Mike Hoppel and Tenelle Hoppel representing West Point Paving.
The grand champion dairy goat fudge was produced by a goat owned by Michael French. The goat produced enough milk for 4.75 pounds of fudge which sold for $400. The fudge was sold to Mattevi Farms. Pictured is Carrie Mattevi and Taylor Kelm.
Brooke Fritz produced the reserve champion carcass lamb which garnered $2.25 a pound. The reserve champion carcass lamb was purchased by Birkhimer Sheep Farm. Pictured is Colette Birkhimer.
The grand champion market rabbit was raised by Cody Wright at this year’s Columbiana County Fair. Wright’s rabbit pen of three weighing 14.01 pounds sold for $150 per rabbit. Penn Ohio Rabbit Breeders purchased the pen. Pictured is Dan Matthews.
Alexa Baker produced the reserve champion market hog which weighed 268 pounds and sold for $11 a pound to Salem and Columbiana Chrysler Jeep Dodge. Pictured is Paul Lease who was representing the dealership.
The grand champion carcass lamb was raised by Sarah Jarvis. Jarvis garnered $4.85 a pound for her lamb which was purchased by Kiko Meats. Pictured is Steve Kiko and 2015 Columbiana County Sheep and Wool Ambassador Becca Bock.
Ashley Wright sold her reserve champion pen of market rabbits which weighed 15.37 pounds to Feo Farm Kennels for $90 per rabbit. Pictured is Autumn Feo, of Feo Farm Kennels.
The grand champion pen of market fryer rabbits weighing 4.72 pounds was raised by Kylie Youst. The pen of rabbits sold for $125 to A Feel for Life Massotherapy. Pictured is Amanda Moore McKenzie and her niece, Peyton Muirhead.
Macee Mercure raised this year’s grand champion carcass hog which weighed 267 pounds and sold for $6.50 a pound to Row Services, LLC. and RL Landscape Group, Inc. Pictured is Spender Rohr and Dan Rohr representing the businesses.
The grand champion dairy goat fudge was produced by a goat owned by Michael French. The goat produced enough milk for 4.75 pounds of fudge which sold for $400. The fudge was sold to Mattevi Farms. Pictured is Carrie Mattevi and Taylor Kelm.
The reserve champion pen of market fryer rabbits weighing 5.29 pounds was raised by Mickalia Ayers and sold for $150 to Penn Ohio Rabbit Breeders. Pictured is Dan Matthews.
Hannah Hephner raised this year’s reserve champion goat which weighed 86 pounds and sold for $3.25 to Bob Black and Family, Hanoverton Feed and Grain, Rogers Feed and DataCom. Pictured is Cindy Black, Kaitlyn Black and Krystal Campbell.
Hannah Foster raised the grand champion turkey at this year’s fair. Foster garnered $350 for her turkey. She also won outstanding youth project for her turkey. Her bird was sold to Martin’s Tire which was represented by Martin Nemenz.
The grand champion lamb was raised by Bridget Hilliard and sold for $6 a pound to Ramsey Hoof Trimming. Pictured is Joe Ramsey, owner of Ramsey Hoof Trimming and 2015 Columbiana County Sheep and Wool Ambassador Becca Bock.
The reserve champion turkey was raised by Hannah Altman which was purchased for $200. She also brought home the title of reserve outstanidng turkey rpoject. The bird was purchased by Bob Black and Family and Roger’s Mill. Representing the mill was Tom Sutton and Keith Hebron.
Darby Miller’s goat produced the reserve champion dairy goat fudge at this year’s Columbiana County Fair. Miller garnered $325 for 7.50 pounds of dairy goat fudge which was sold to Wallace Farms Feed and DriveThru. Pictured is Dave Donkin, Frosty Autumn Farm and buyers Paul and Jenny Wallace.
Margaret McNicol raised this year’s reserve champion market lamb which sold for $6 a pound to Pure Gold Stables. Pictured is Sara Campbell and Candace Hill representing Pure Gold Stables and 2015 Columbiana County Sheep and Wool Ambassador Becca Bock.
The grand champion lamb was raised by Bridget Hilliard and sold for $6 a pound to Ramsey Hoof Trimming. Pictured is Joe Ramsey, owner of Ramsey Hoof Trimming and 2015 Columbiana County Sheep and Wool Ambassador Becca Bock.
McKenzie Kiko brought home the title of reserve outstanding youth hog project which weighed 251 pounds. Kiko sold her hog for $4 a pound to Hanover Farms.
Please Fix the Maris to ALBERT AYERS.. Thank you!
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