Woodbury County Fair
-Farm News photos by Jolene Stevens
AT?LEFT: RED SANDS, left, of Moville, listens as Bob “Farmer Bob” Hill, of Dysart, explains the story of his attention-getting tractor during Seniors Day at the Woodbury County Fair.
JACOB FOUTS, a member of the Pierson 4-H Club presents his 4-H rabbit to judge Jenny Linton, with hat, of Sioux City, as Teresa Lewis, of Cushing, rabbit superintendent, looks on.
AT RIGHT: ANXIOUS BEEF EXHIBITORS, including Allison Hoy, of Anthon, left, and Breyce Cockburn, of Correctionville, line-up in a final set in their class of beef competition.
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- -Farm News photos by Jolene Stevens AT?LEFT: RED SANDS, left, of Moville, listens as Bob “Farmer Bob” Hill, of Dysart, explains the story of his attention-getting tractor during Seniors Day at the Woodbury County Fair.
- JACOB FOUTS, a member of the Pierson 4-H Club presents his 4-H rabbit to judge Jenny Linton, with hat, of Sioux City, as Teresa Lewis, of Cushing, rabbit superintendent, looks on.
- AT RIGHT: ANXIOUS BEEF EXHIBITORS, including Allison Hoy, of Anthon, left, and Breyce Cockburn, of Correctionville, line-up in a final set in their class of beef competition.
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