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  • Brody Sather of Havre de Grace, right, is joined by...

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    Brody Sather of Havre de Grace, right, is joined by Harford County Executive Barry Glassman, center, and Judge Kenianne Rarick, left, as they pose for a few photos with Sather's champion sheep after Tuesday's 4-H Sheep Show at the Harford County Farm Fair Tuesday evening.

  • Chef Zack Trabbold, left, and sous chef Trey Beaman from...

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    Chef Zack Trabbold, left, and sous chef Trey Beaman from Uncle's Hawaiian Grindz work on a few of the items for their entree dish during the Harford Chef's Challenge at the Harford County Farm Fair Tuesday evening.

  • John Hartland has a few words woth his sheep after...

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    John Hartland has a few words woth his sheep after leaving the show ring during the 4-H Sheep show during the Harford County Farm Fair Tuesday evening.

  • Harford Chef's Challenge judge Susan Walsh digs in to her...

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    Harford Chef's Challenge judge Susan Walsh digs in to her entree round meals prepared by the chefs during the Harford Chef's Challenge at the Harford County Farm Fair Tuesday evening.

  • Chef Zack Trabbold from Uncle's Hawaiian Grindz plates his entree...

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    Chef Zack Trabbold from Uncle's Hawaiian Grindz plates his entree dish during the Harford Chef's Challenge at the Harford County Farm Fair Tuesday evening.

  • Sophia Holloway tries to get her Boer Goat to stop...

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    Sophia Holloway tries to get her Boer Goat to stop eating her scarf while the team waits to head into the ring for the 4-H Goat Show at the Harford County Farm Fair Tuesday evening.

  • Chef Stacia Epps from Maison Intimate Catering in Havre de...

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    Chef Stacia Epps from Maison Intimate Catering in Havre de Grace reacts after being announced as the winner of the Harford Chef's Challenge at the Harford County Farm Fair Tuesday evening.

  • Brody Sather of Havre de Grace leads hsi sheep around...

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    Brody Sather of Havre de Grace leads hsi sheep around the ring for the judge during the 4-H Sheep Show at the Harford County Farm Fair Tuesday evening.

  • Harford County Executive Barry Glassman helps young Brody Sather of...

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    Harford County Executive Barry Glassman helps young Brody Sather of Havre de Grace with a few pointers about handling his sheep during the 4-H Sheep Show at the Harford County Farm Fair Tuesday evening.

  • Josh Crue gets his one of his goats cleaned up...

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    Josh Crue gets his one of his goats cleaned up and ready to show in preparation for the 4-H Livestock Auction at the Harford County Farm Fair Saturday. User Upload Caption: Harford County Farm Fair 2019 Saturday

  • Brody Sather of Havre de Grace keeps a close eye...

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    Brody Sather of Havre de Grace keeps a close eye on the judge as he stands in the ring with his sheep during the 4-H Sheep Show at the Harford County Farm Fair Tuesday evening.

  • Harford Chef's Challenge judge and Harford County Treasurer Robert Sandlas,...

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    Harford Chef's Challenge judge and Harford County Treasurer Robert Sandlas, right, listens carefully to one of the chefs as they talk about their entree dish at the Harford County Farm Fair Tuesday evening.

  • Sisters Mariane, right, and Rebecca Blasdell of Edgewood challenge eachother...

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    Sisters Mariane, right, and Rebecca Blasdell of Edgewood challenge eachother during a game of chess at the Kidway during the Harford County Farm Fair Tuesday evening.

  • Brody Sather of Havre de Grace, left, shares a laugh...

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    Brody Sather of Havre de Grace, left, shares a laugh with the judge as he stands in the ring with his sheep during the 4-H Sheep Show at the Harford County Farm Fair Tuesday evening.

  • Harford County Executive Barry Glassman helps young Brody Sather of...

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    Harford County Executive Barry Glassman helps young Brody Sather of Havre de Grace with a few pointers about handling his sheep while judge Kenianne Rarick inspects Sather's animal during the 4-H Sheep Show at the Harford County Farm Fair Tuesday evening.

  • Chef Stacia Epps from Maison Intimate Catering in Havre de...

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    Chef Stacia Epps from Maison Intimate Catering in Havre de Grace plates her entree dish during the Harford Chef's Challenge at the Harford County Farm Fair Tuesday evening.

  • A pair of 4-H'ers take a look at the wall...

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    A pair of 4-H'ers take a look at the wall of 4-H photography entries in the 4-H Home Arts building during the Harford County Farm Fair Tuesday evening.

  • Chef Stacia Epps from Maison Intimate Catering in Havre de...

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    Chef Stacia Epps from Maison Intimate Catering in Havre de Grace begins to plate her entree dish during the Harford Chef's Challenge at the Harford County Farm Fair Tuesday evening.

  • Olive Callon of Fallston, right, and her mom Christen Sullivan,...

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    Olive Callon of Fallston, right, and her mom Christen Sullivan, left, talk for a bit as they and others wait for the 4-H Market Goat show to begin at the Harford County Farm Fair Tuesday evening.

  • Chef Zack Trabbold from Uncle's Hawaiian Grindz prepares some of...

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    Chef Zack Trabbold from Uncle's Hawaiian Grindz prepares some of the items for his entree dish during the Harford Chef's Challenge at the Harford County Farm Fair Tuesday evening.

  • Catherine Balint of Churchville keeps an eye on the judge...

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    Catherine Balint of Churchville keeps an eye on the judge as she shows one of her sheep during the 4-H Sheep show at the Harford County Farm Fair Tuesday evening.

  • Chef Zack Trabbold from Uncle's Hawaiian Grindz, right, congratulates chef...

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    Chef Zack Trabbold from Uncle's Hawaiian Grindz, right, congratulates chef Stacia Epps from Maison Intimate Catering after her win in the Harford Chef's Challenge at the Harford County Farm Fair Tuesday evening.

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The board of directors for the Harford County Farm Fair announced Saturday that the 2020 event would “regretfully” be canceled, due to the impact of the novel coronavirus.

“We look forward to seeing everyone at the 34th annual Harford County Farm Fair from July 26-31, 2021,” according to an emailed statement from Aimee C. O’Neill, the co-chair of Harford County Farm Fair, Inc.

Harford County 4-H is considering how they will accommodate the show and sale of 4-H market livestock. Additional information on that front will be issued by Harford County 4-H, O’Neill wrote.

“If you would like to support the 2020 4-H Market Livestock Club and purchase a 2020 beef, pork or lamb, please contact Mike Doran at highviewfarms@hotmail.com or 443-506-8746,” the statement said.

The 2020 Farm Fair was scheduled for July 27 to Aug. 1 in Bel Air. The summertime staple included 4-H livestock showings and variety of other events throughout the week including a carnival, live entertainment, games and a number of vendors.

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