Hampden County 4-H Fair showcases work of youth (Photos)
Jacob Steinman, 13, of Wilbraham, waits for the start of the rabbit show.
Kaleigh Rida, 12, of Worthington, holds Kinley Frenier, 18 months, of Westfield.
Sean Porter, 12, of Ashfield with his team.
The fair recognizes the achievements of 4-H members.
Ethen Sprague, 16, of Hatfield gets milk. His goat was a reserve grand champion.
Jessica Korzeniowski, 13, of Wilbraham, gets some affection.
The fair recognizes the achievements of 4-H members.
The fair recognizes the achievements of 4-H members in animal care, gardening, handmade crafts, art, photography and more. The one-day event was at the Eastern States Exposition fairgrounds in West Springfield Saturday.
The fair recognizes the achievements of 4-H members in animal care, gardening, handmade crafts, art, photography and more.
The fair recognizes the achievements of 4-H members in animal care, gardening, handmade crafts, art, photography and more. The one-day event was at the Eastern States Exposition fairgrounds in West Springfield Saturday.
The fair recognizes the achievements of 4-H members in animal care, gardening, handmade crafts, art, photography and more. The one-day event was at the Eastern States Exposition fairgrounds in West Springfield Saturday.
The fair recognizes the achievements of 4-H members in animal care, gardening, handmade crafts, art, photography and more. The one-day event was at the Eastern States Exposition fairgrounds in West Springfield Saturday.
The fair recognizes the achievements of 4-H members in animal care, gardening, handmade crafts, art, photography and more. The one-day event was at the Eastern States Exposition fairgrounds in West Springfield Saturday.
Jessica Korzeniowski, 13, of Wilbraham poses with her blue ribbon winner.
The fair recognizes the achievements of 4-H members in animal care, gardening, handmade crafts, art, photography and more. The one-day event was at the Eastern States Exposition fairgrounds in West Springfield Saturday.
The fair recognizes the achievements of 4-H members in animal care, gardening, handmade crafts, art, photography and more. The one-day event was at the Eastern States Exposition fairgrounds in West Springfield Saturday.
The fair recognizes the achievements of 4-H members in animal care, gardening, handmade crafts, art, photography and more. The one-day event was at the Eastern States Exposition fairgrounds in West Springfield Saturday.
The fair recognizes the achievements of 4-H members in animal care, gardening, handmade crafts, art, photography and more. The one-day event was at the Eastern States Exposition fairgrounds in West Springfield Saturday.
The fair recognizes the achievements of 4-H members in animal care, gardening, handmade crafts, art, photography and more. The one-day event was at the Eastern States Exposition fairgrounds in West Springfield Saturday.
Susannah Steinman, 17, of Springfield brought her rabbit to the fair.
The fair recognizes the achievements of 4-H members in animal care, gardening, handmade crafts, art, photography and more. The one-day event was at the Eastern States Exposition fairgrounds in West Springfield Saturday.
Ollie Garro of Ludlow with a best-in-show ribbon.
The fair recognizes the achievements of 4-H members in animal care, gardening, handmade crafts, art, photography and more. The one-day event was at the Eastern States Exposition fairgrounds in West Springfield Saturday.
The fair recognizes the achievements of 4-H members. The one-day event was at the Eastern States Exposition fairgrounds in West Springfield Saturday.
The fair recognizes the achievements of 4-H members in animal care, gardening, handmade crafts, art, photography and more.
The fair recognizes the achievements of 4-H members in animal care, gardening, handmade crafts, art, photography and more.
The fair recognizes the achievements of 4-H members. The one-day event was at the Eastern States Exposition fairgrounds in West Springfield Saturday.
The fair recognizes the achievements of 4-H members in animal care, gardening, handmade crafts, art, photography and more.
The fair recognizes the achievements of 4-H members.
The fair recognizes the achievements of 4-H members.
WEST SPRINGFIELD — Where's the beef?
And the goats, rabbits, sheep and dairy cows?
All were at the Hampden County 4-H Fair, along with their young caretakers Saturday on the grounds of the Eastern States Exposition.
The purpose of the fair was to recognize the youths for their agriculture-related projects they have made, grown or raised during the past year.
Participation was open to all youths from 5 to 18 from Hampden, Franklin, Berkshire and Worcester counties.
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