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From barn to bid
After a year of early mornings, daily chores and countless hours caring for their small animals and large livestock, hundreds of young 4-H exhibitors finally saw their hard work pay off Wednesday and Thursday as buyers packed the Covered Arena for the annual Ionia Free Fair animal auctions. In Wednesday's small animal sale, 4-H'ers earned $57,255 ($36,065 for market poultry, $20,255 for market rabbits and $905 for 11 dozen eggs). The Daily News …
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From barn to bid
After a year of early mornings, daily chores and countless hours caring for their small animals and large livestock, hundreds of young 4-H exhibitors finally saw their hard work pay off Wednesday and Thursday as buyers packed the Covered Arena for the annual Ionia Free Fair animal auctions. In Wednesday's small animal sale, 4-H'ers earned $57,255 ($36,065 for market poultry, $20,255 for market rabbits and $905 for 11 dozen eggs). The Daily News …
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