LA GRANGE - The Schulenburg Young Farmers will hold their 57th Annual Hay Show on Wednesday, Aug. 28, and Thursday, Aug. 29, in con - junction with the Fayette County Fair in La Grange. Judging will take place at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 28 at the Emily Fritsch Pavilion at the Fayette County Fairgrounds in La Grange. The hay sale will be - gin at 8 p.m. Thursday evening at the Emily Fritsch Pavilion at the fairgrounds. Hay produced in Fayette County in the spring and sum - mer of 2024 can be entered in the following classes: Class 1 - Coastal Class 2 - Other Bermuda grasses
Class 3 - Other perennial grasses
Class 4 - Mixed grasses Class 5 - Sorghums Class 6 - Winter annuals (oats and ryegrass) Class 7 - Legumes and Le -
gume grass mixture. An entry fee of $10 will pay
for the cost of the testing. Hay entries can be dropped off at the following locations: M-G Farm Service Center in Weimar, Farm - ers Co-op in Schu- lenburg, La Grange Farm and Ranch in La Grange and Mica Soil Service in Flatonia. Deadline for the 2024 hay show is Saturday, Aug. 10. For further information, call Mark Vecera at 979-561-8719 or 979561-6320.
