Welcome to our 119th Fall Fair! Our theme this year is “The Wild West” we are excited to see how that theme

translates into our parade floats and costumes! With this theme we celebrate the western culture and all the great

things that we have going on agriculturally in our area.

We are proud of our event, our volunteers and our sponsors who make it all possible. I would personally like to

thank our amazing group of directors and volunteers for the many hours they have invested in this event to ensure

it’s something we can all be very proud of.

We hope that you take time to enjoy all that our Fair has to offer. We have a very full three-day schedule, with

something for everyone.

Our exhibit hall boasts the talents of many local exhibitors. Everything from handcrafts to baking, photography to

produce. Our area is thriving with local artists and producers! Check out the new Vendor Alley and support our

local artists and vendors.

Come visit our education tent where the learning never ends and new information and skills are waiting for you!

Stroll through the barns and help us celebrate our local farmers as they show us their award-winning livestock and

poultry. Stop at the horse arena to watch some exciting horse show activity and join us Friday night at the cattle

ring for our annual market steer auction, where we celebrate the success of our local 4-H youth.

Make sure you visit our food booths to support local businesses and service clubs and enjoy the daily entertainment

on the Moody stage.

Don’t forget to take in the midway, the view of the Fair can really be appreciated from the top of the Ferris Wheel!

We pride ourselves on having something for everyone to enjoy, we can’t wait to share it all with you!

Lisa Koshel

DDAS 2026 President

The objectives of this Society shall be to encourage interest, promote improvements in and advance the standards of agriculture, domestic industry and rural life by: 

1. Researching the needs of the agricultural community and developing programs to meet those needs.

2. Promoting the conservation of natural resources and encouraging the beautification of the agricultural

community.

3. Supporting and providing facilities to encourage activities intended to enrich rural life.

4. Holding an annual agricultural fair, featuring competitions for which prizes may be awarded.

5. Develop and promote educational programs and competitions for the purpose of creating youth awareness of

local agricultural history, current activities and future opportunities.