Upper Peninsula State Fair winners for Agriculture, Floriculture and Photography announced
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ESCANABA -- The winners for the Agriculture, Floriculture and Photography departments at the 98th annual Upper Peninsula State Fair have been announced.
Agriculture
Division one: Grain sheaves
Barley: Jessica Porath
Oats: Jessica Porath
Division two: Forage
Alfalfa hay: Olivia Devooght
Mixed hay: Olivia Devooght
Silage: Olivia Devooght
Division four: Potatoes
Russet potatoes: Karen Demers
Red potatoes: Annabelle Porath
White potatoes: Robert St. John
Any other potatoes: Annabelle Porath with yellow potatoes
Division five: Vegetables
Broccoli: Natalie Randall with castle dome hybrid
Cauliflower (any color): Olivia Devooght
Pea pods: Roge Tourangeau IV
Wax beans: Freda St. John
Green beans: Laurel Nelson with Jade variety
Beets, any variety: Natalie Randall
Cabbage, any variety: Laurel Nelson
Carrots, any variety: Freda St. John
Field corn, stalks: Tucker Ives
Sweet corn, any variety: Olivia Devooght
Multicolored corn ( four cobs): Jessica Porath
Cucumbers, pickling, under 6": Laurel Nelson
Cucumbers, Slicing, 6"+: Natalie Randall with Marketmore variety
Dill, any variety: Natalie Randall
Parsley, any variety: Natalie Randall
Garlic, dried: Misty Vassar
Herbs, any variety: Jacqueline Beach
Kohlrabi, edible bulb: Natalie Randall
Melons, any variety: Laurel Nelson
Dry onions, any variety: Laurel Nelson
Green bell peppers: Freda St. John
Peppers, any other color: Jessy Poe
Hot peppers: Natash Tourangeau
Pumpkins, any variety: Natalie Randall
Rhubarb, any variety: Freda St. John
Squash, any variety: Natalie Randall
Zucchini: Tammie Rutter
Tomatoes, green: Jessy Poe
Tomatoes, red: Laurel Nelson
Tomatoes, cherry: Yvonne Pittman
Tomatoes, heirloom: Natalie Randall
Any other not listed: Travis Bryak with eggplant (Grand Champion)
Division six: Apples
Ripe: Laurel Nelson
Unripe: Natalie Randall
Crabapples, any variety: Karen Demers
Divison seven: Grapes
Grapes, any variety: Natalie Randall with Concord
Division eight: Miscellaneous fruits
Any collection of fruit: Natalie Randall
Division nine: Maple and honey products
Maple syrup: Olivia Devooght
Division 12: Unusual vegetables
Largest upmpkin: Olivia Devooght
Largest zucchini: Natalie Randall
Most unusual shaped vegetable: Lillianna Porath
Division 13: Bushel basket display
Display of horticulture crops and products flowing out of a bushel container: Winona Grieshop
Floriculture
Division one: Garden cut flowers
Bachelor buttons: Freda St. John
Dahlias, large flowering: Robert St. John
Dahlias, small flowering: Robert St. John
Daylilies: Freda St. John
Delphinium, Larkspur: Rebecca Havelka
Hydrangea: Megan Ashby
Marigolds, large: Tammie Rutter
Marigolds, small: Jacqueline Beach
Petunias, single: Laurel Nelson
Phlox, any color: Robert St. John
Poppies: Tammie Rutter
Roses, garden variety -- any color, Hardy Shrub, Rugosa: Robert St. John
Sea Holly: Jacqueline Beach
Snapdragons: Jacqueline Beach
Strawflowers: Kristin Havelka
Sunflowers, field -- large, any color: Judith Charles
Sunflowers, field -- small, any color: Freda St. John
Zinnia, large: Rich Hubert & Grand Champion
Zinnia, small: Rich Hubert
Division two: Gladiolus
Any color, solid: Robert St. John
Any color, multicolor: Rebecca Havelka & Special
Largest stem, any color: Robert St. John
Division three: Floral arrangements
Cup and saucer or teapot: Jessy Poe
Dining table: Jena Priebe
Foliage, no flowers: Laurel Nelson
Holiday, any season or holiday: Gwen Guenette
Large container, 10 to 24 inches total size: Jena Priebe
Special small container, 6 to 10 inches total size: Tammie Rutter
Succulent: Lynette Verbisky
Vegetable or fruit floral: Freda St. John
Wildflower: Jacqueline Beach
Division four: Outdoor potted blooming and foliage plants
Begonia: Kristin Havelka with Fire Begonia
Coleus: Jacqueline Beach
Geranium, standard, any color: Lynette Verbisky
Geranium, Ivy, any color : Lynette Verbisky
Petunias: Lynette Verbisky
Any other not listed: Gwen Guenette with Senecio -- Angel Wings and special
Division five: Indoor potted blooming and foliage plants
Cacti, any type: Judith Charles
Fern, any type: Lynette Verbisky with Rabbitt
Hoya: Lynette Verbisky and special
Jade plant, standard/variegated/dwarf: Jacqueline Beach
Passion Vine, any color: Monica Frizzell
Philodendron: Kristin Havelka
Indoor Shamrocks: Helen Trovato with Flowering Purple
Wander Dude, inch plant: Jacqueline Beach
Any other not listed: Helen Trovato with rosemary/succulent
Photography winners: First places, grand champions and specials only
Color Amateur Photography winners:
Portraits: Tia Sokol for “Valentina’s School Photo”
Landscapes: Laurel Nelson “Sahara Desert” (grand champion)
Water Scene: Todd Witzman: Early Morning Fog, Indian Lake, Manistique, Michigan
Pets: Stephanie Carlson: Johnna *Great Pyrenees
Wildlife: Larry Leach: U.P. 500
Tabletop or Still Life: Todd Witzman: Walkway To The Falls, Tahquamenon Falls, MI
Human Interest: Travis Bryak
Flowers: Anne Lund: Foxgloves. How can something so beautiful be so deadly?
Cultural: Ruth Steinhagen
Sports: Macy Degnan: Ice Racing
Sunsets/Sunrises: Paula Shapy: Lake Superior
Children: Ann Nordin: Smiles & Spooks
U.P. State Fair photos: Mary Moore: Lights at Night
Humorous: Karissa Dagenais: Dog in the River
Food and Agriculture: Victoria Irons: Rooster
Farm Life: Adeline Bjork: Steer
Holidays: Anne Lund: A Young Girl Poses with a Sparkler. Happy 250th USA!
Winter: Cassy Leadman: Puppy Sleigh Ride
Hunting: Victorie Frailing: Two White-tailed Deer
Astral Photos: Tiffany Trepanier: Northern Lights Over Farm
Any other Not Listed: Sharon Caron: Massive Cobweb at a VRBO in Missouri
Black and White Amateur Photography Winners:
Pets: Christa Getzloff: Onxy
Human Interest: Thomas Desy: Bannack Ghost Town
Cultural: Piper Desy: Wisconsin Point Lighthouse
Farm Life: Kristin Havelka: Rooster
Winter: Jesse Christian: Winter’s Touch
Any other not listed: Rebecca Havelka
Sepia Amateur Photography winners:
Portraits: Kristin Havelka: New Family
Landscapes: Amanda Strom: Barn
Children: Victoria Irons: Little Boy with Cowboy Hat
Color Professional Photography Winners:
Portraits: Kaitlyn Maki: While the World Moves, Love Stands Still
Landscapes: Seneca Hayhurst: Silent Reflections
Water Scene: Deanna Zeits: Mist and Filigree
Pets: Dawn Hammond: Bueller Love the Snow
Wildlife: Seneca Hayhurst: Curious Eyes (Grand)
Tabletop or Still Life: Brandon Kwak: Fall Leaf
Human Interest: Jack Willette: House of Destruction 1 of 3
Flowers: Candy Kwak: Flowers
Sports: Kaitlyn Maki: Long Before the Trophies and Checkered Flags, there is a group of kids, a love of racing
Sunsets/Sunrises: Kayla Shope: A Summer Sunrise Causes an orange glow directly behind the Gladstone Lighthouse
Children: Kaitlyn Maki: Reflections of Innocence- A Fleeting moment where curiosity becomes self-discovery
U.P. State Fair photos: Michael Hall: Monte on the Midway
Winter: Michael Hall: Sisters
Any Other Not Listed: Kayla Shope: Close Up of Dew Beaded on a Spider Web
Black & White Professional Photography Winners:
Human Interest: Deanna Zeits: House of Ludington
Sports: Kaitlyn Maki: Legacy in the Bleachers: Before She Raced; She listened
Any other not listed: Kris Krumery: Ghostly Haven (Grand)
Sepia Professional Photography winners:
Landscapes: Candy Kwak: Corn Mill
Children: Dawn Hammond: Venture
Any other not listed: Kris Krumery: Road Trip
Special awards:
Photo of the Day -- Monday: Sharon Caron: Lacey and Llama
Photo of the Day -- Tuesday: Cheri Robitaille: Heartley
Photo of the Day -- Wednesday: Kadence Lemansky: Scottish Highland
Photo of the Day -- Thursday: Kayla Shope: Monarch & Bumble Bee
Photo of the Day -- Friday: Dawn Hammond: Bueller Loves the Snow
Photo of the Day -- Saturday: Michael Hall: Monte on the Midway”
Photo of the Day -- Sunday: Kris Krumery: Ghostly Haven