F.__Boys' and girls' club exhibits;

G.__Mechanical arts exhibits;

H.__Domestic and fancy articles produced in the home;

I.__Pulling contests for equines and oxen; and

J.__Pulling contests for farm tractors and pickup trucks.

6.__Eligibility for stipend.__A licensee is not entitled to a stipend under this chapter unless:

A.__The licensee holds a license that is valid for the year for which the stipend is calculated;

B.__Exhibits of vegetables, fruits, grains or dairy products, are regularly displayed in an attractive manner upon the fairgrounds during the fair, the products exhibited are representative of those produced in the county in which the fair is held and__the quality of the products is acceptable to the commissioner;

C.__The health status of domestic animals shown or exhibited at the fair satisfies the health requirements established by the commissioner in accordance with section 1811 and rules adopted pursuant to section 1752;

D.__The fair is conducted in accordance with performance standards established in rules adopted pursuant to section 82, subsection 5; and

E. The minimum premiums established in subsection 7 are paid.

7. Minimum premiums required.__To be eligible to receive a stipend, a licensee must:

A.__Upon receiving an initial license, spend a minimum of $750 per year on premiums for 3 years for displays of agricultural products, excluding premiums for equine and ox pulling contests and farm tractor and pickup truck pulling contests; and

B. Upon fulfilling the requirement under paragraph A, continue to spend a minimum of $1,200 on premiums yearly for displays of agricultural products, excluding premiums for