Local Produce & Handicraft


9AM, Widecombe Fair Field.

Potatoes at twenty paces! Whatever your particular passion or bent, if your dahlias are the best this side of the cattle grid, your marrows are the biggest on the moors, or you reckon yourself to be the local queen (or indeed, king) of Victoria sponge cakes, there’s a class for you.

The Produce Schedule for 2024 is now available for you to start planning! Download a printable version here or see the full list lower down on this page.

Please see the Terms & Conditions of entry. This page includes a form allowing you to send in entries by post; alternatively please email your entry details to produce@widecombefair.com before Friday 6th September.

Thank you to everyone who entered the 2023 competitions. Congratulations to all the winners, and for everyone else, best get practising for 2024!

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WIDECOMBE FAIR 2024 PRODUCE SCHEDULE

Vegetables locally grown – Hermon French Silver Salver

1.      3 Coloured potatoes

2.      3 White potatoes

3.      3 Onions – Grown from sets or seed

4.      3 Carrots – Trimmed and washed

5.      3 Beetroot – Trimmed and washed

6.      6 Runner Beans

7.      Longest Runner bean

8.      6 French beans – any colour

9.      Any squash or courgette

10.   2 Peppers or 2 chillies

11.   Any vegetable not otherwise mentioned

12.   4 Tomatoes

13.   4 Culinary herbs in a jar.

14.   A collection of 5 different vegetables in a standard box (12”x16”)

15. A salad selection in a small basket.

Flowers (All locally grown) Trophy to be presented

16. 3 Dahlias

17. One specimen dahlia, any type

18. A Single rose

19. Single stem of any flower (excl. Dahlia & Rose)

20. 3 Hydrangea flower stems.

21. A vase of 9 mixed flowers (3 of each variety)

22. A houseplant – just foliage or flowering.

FLORAL ART - Trophy to be presented

23. A woodland arrangement (leaves, berries, twigs etc)

24. An arrangement in an unusual container.

25. An arrangement in a teacup.

26. A flower arrangement in a basket.

ART AND CRAFT CLASSES. OPEN (Age 13 and over)

The GORDON DAW Memorial Trophy.

27. A woven, knitted or crocheted item.

28. A Needlework item.

29. A string of bunting (any material) not over 2mtrs.

30. A pencil sketch

31. A painting, any subject, any medium.

32. An item made from wood.

33. Any craft item not mentioned.

34. A Photo entitled ‘ This Farming Life’

35. A Limerick

Childrens Classes

Children 7 and under for the Tame cup

36. Garden on a plate.

37. A Happy Pizza

38. An animal made from Fruit and/or veg

39. Flowers in footwear.

40. A Lego Model.

41. A painting up to A4 size

Children 8 to 12 for the Hutchins cup

42. 4 Funny face buns

43. A lego Model

44. A Painting up to A4 size

45. Flowers in Footwear

46. A Happy Pizza

47. An animal made from fruit and/or veg

 

Home Produce. The Rose Bowl

48. A plate of 12 homemade confectionary

49. A Farmhouse fruit cake – own recipe.

50. A traditional Victoria sponge.

51. A traditional pasty.

52. 4 sausage rolls.

53. A vegetable quiche.

54. 4 bread rolls – white or brown.

55. A ‘Showstopper’ cake.

56. A jar of jam.

57. A jar of chutney.

58. A bottle of homemade drink. Cordial, cider, wine, beer etc.

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