Orange Blossom Special
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Gilchrist County Ag Complex *Note Location Change* Download 2020 Spring Show Catalog (2-28-20 Entry Postmark Deadline, Online & Email Entry Deadline 3-2-20) Sponsored by Central Florida Poultry Breeders Association Double Points Show Orange Blossom Special - Spring Show http://www.cflpoultrybreeders.org/ The spring shows (Orange Blossom Special) will be held on the first Saturday in March at the Gilchrist County Ag Complex in Bell, and the fall shows (Citrus Classic) will be held on the Saturday before Halloween at the Suwannee River Fair Pavilion in Fanning Springs.
For more information, contact: Craig Prusansky (321) 236-1080 craig.prusansky@cflpoultrybreeders.org For current date and for other FL poultry show dates, Show Secretaries: Please send current catalog files to poultryshowcentral@gmail.com so it can be added to this page. PS Do not use this email to request a catalog. Are you aware of any corrections to this information? Our goal is up-to-date & accurate and we rely on your help! Please let us know! |
 Note: For most shows, judging starts at 9am on the first day. For 2-day shows, coop-out is usually by lunchtime on the 2nd day. Coop-in times vary.
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