Selecting Vegetables for Exhibit (4H1175)

April 6, 2015

''This bulletin includes suggestions for selecting vegetables to exhibit and discusses how vegetables should be presented for exhibition and the number of each type of vegetable to use in an entry. (12 pages, 1986)

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