Some memories not missed during cold weather
Most livestock animals are well adapted to cold weather, but farmers take extra measures when extreme temperatures come.
Read MoreExciting news for Farm Bureau families! At the 2024 fair, we are offering a special benefit for our youth exhibitors. Each youth exhibitor will have the opportunity to display a stall sign on their stalls/pens throughout fair week.
Exclusive Benefit Details:
Stall Signs & T-Shirt Pick Up Times
T-shirts can be picked up at our new Farm Bureau area in the open class barn.
*Anytime you see a Farm Bureau Trustee near the Open Class Barn
If you’re not a member and you would like to be, you can join here or by calling the county Farm Bureau office at 440.426.2195.
Most livestock animals are well adapted to cold weather, but farmers take extra measures when extreme temperatures come.
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