Boys Win Beauty Contest With Brown Swiss Heifers
Ferguson brothers age 18, 13, and 10 raise Brown Swiss calves for 4 H. They trained the cattle for Franklin County Fair, winning blues in previous shows and planning to keep the heifers for a dairy herd. Joe eyes a $500 offer as plans proceed.
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Lucy
Gwen
Julie
Jimmy
Joe
Jerry
James Ferguson
RFD
Ferguson
Franklin County Fair
Take A Second Look At Foods Buying Less Not Especially Good SPEND
U S consumers spend 510 per year per person on food with meat consuming a larger share than before. The share for fruits and vegetables rises when processed while dairy poultry eggs and grains fall. Lower spending may hurt nutrition or reflect price increases.
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They Love Cows Would Like To Stay In Dairy Farming
Nancy Crawford and her sister Dee Ann Schuck raise Holsteins as 4-H projects. After their father sold the dairy herd in 1965 they found a home with Melvin Jamison who milks about 200 cows. The sisters manage calves and heifers, with Dee Ann feeding and caring for the cows and Nancy showing, judging, and planning for a possible sale in two years to fund college or a future farm.
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Nancy Crawford
Dee Ann Schuck
Dee Ann
Leonard Schuck
Leonard
Melvin Jamison
Jamison
Nancy
Baldwin High School
Douglas County
Dll
Kansas
Jamisons
Dee
Schucks
Tracy
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