Montana Seed show 67th edition will run March 10-12 in Harlem

 

March 2, 2016

Ben Hauptman & Doug Mitchell judge pies. (l-r) Ben Hauptman, Blaine County Extension Agent, and Doug Mitchell, local chef and rancher, judge pies at last year's Montana Seed Show. Pies are a big part of the competition and a favored auction item that raised funds to support the annual show.

The 2016 Montana Seed Show will run Thursday through Saturday evening, March 10-12, in and around the Harlem High School. Billed as the 'longest running seed show in Montana,' organizers have brought back many regular events and added some new activities. Paul Rasmussen, long time chairman of the seed show planning group, said he's expecting another great show.

Thursday activities

Thursday, first day of the three-day show, entries for various agricultural-related products, woodworking projects and commercial and educational exhibits will be set up. Wool judging happens at 1pm and woodworkin...



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