The young participants are guided and instructed by their FFA leaders, 4-H leaders, and County Extension Agents. These leaders make a positive difference in the lives of these young people. They are dedicated and committed to the profession they've chosen.

Even after knee surgery and still on crutches, this young Agriculture Science Instructor is out among "his kids, seeing that all is going as it should, in preparation for showing of the animals


And, what would a Stock Show be without the Concession Crew to dish out those Breakfast Burritoes and Hot Chocolate?
I thank God that there are still clean, fun-filled events for families to enjoy, working together to develop life skills and family values. And, whoever, whatever, the "Blue Ribbon" is awarded, there will be good sportsmanship qualities demonstrated. I pray God's richest blessings on all the participants of the 2006 Knox County Junior Livestock Show.
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I THINK THE BIG GUY GOT THE BLUE RIBBON
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