Scott Robb is certainly Alaska’s reining Cabbage King. He took home the blue ribbon Friday with a 97.35 pound cabbage at the 28th annual Gian Cabbage Weigh-off on Friday at the Alaska State Fair. Paul Dinkel and Keevan Dinkel won second and third place, respectively.
Robb set the world record at the fair in 2012, entering a 138.25-pound cabbage. Last year, after taking a few years off, he entered the competition again, and took home the blue ribbon during the 27th annual contest with a 113.5-pound wonder.
Learn how you can grow giant cabbages in Alaska at this University of Alaska Fairbanks Cooperative Extension Service tutorial.
Those Dinkel kids and now grandson Paul grow some BIG cabbages! Congratulations Keevan and Paul and 2024 champ Mr. Robb.
Pretty too! Well done!
That’s a lot of kimchee.
Great Alaska story. Thanks!
I don’t see any reins, you must mean reigning
How do they keep the slugs off?
That’s a lot of sauerkraut.
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