The competition arranged for the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society’s first annual Show in 1820 was almost all for stock. These days the Lincolnshire Show is a far more diverse and colourful event, incorporating all aspects of the agricultural industry and a lot more besides! However over the years the livestock exhibitions have remained a cornerstone of the Show and each year hundreds of animals of all varieties from British Blonde heifers to Lincoln Longwool ewes are proudly exhibited at the Show.

Entries for the Livestock classes are now closed.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to enter a class?

The entry fees for each class can be found in the Livestock and Equine Prize Schedule. The schedules will be sent out in February 2010. You will automatically receive one if you entered livestock for the 2009 Lincolnshire Show, if you did not exhibit please contact us.

Please note that if you are a member of the Lincolnshire Agricultural Society you can enter your livestock (dairy, beef, sheep and pigs) at a discounted rate.

Can you tell me the Show dates for 2010?

The 126th Lincolnshire Show will be held on Wednesday 23rd and Thursday 24th June 2010.

Will I receive a VAT receipt for my entries?

All entries will receive a VAT receipt. Entries are processed on a daily basis so please send your entries in early.

When will my tickets arrive?

Exhibitor tickets, passes and numbers will be posted out to you at the end of May or in early June 2010.

When is the prize money sent out?

The prize money will be posted out to prize winners in July or August. If however you still haven’t received it by the end of August please contact us.

What time are the classes judged?

The time when each class will be judged will be printed in the Livestock Prize Schedule at the beginning of each section.

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