Vermont § 5152 - Definitions As used in this chapter:
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§ 5152. Definitions As used in this chapter:
- (1) “Agricultural fair” or “field days” means an exhibition held at least annually by
an agricultural fair association that offers premiums for competitive exhibits in
at least five different categories. (2) “Agricultural fair association” means an organization or association incorporated
under State law that is governed by an elected board of directors that operate fairs
and agricultural shows that promote or exhibit the work of farmers and others who
produce, process, market, or distribute farm and food products, including livestock,
poultry, fish, fruits, vegetables, fiber, horticultural products, maple products,
honey, Christmas trees, or other agricultural products. (3) “Competitive exhibit” means an open competition designed to demonstrate the quality,
improvements, or benefits of grains, fruits, vegetables, cultivated flowers, livestock,
poultry, fish, bees, maple products, honey, dairy products, agricultural practices,
or other agricultural crops or products
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