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IAS Feed Produces Winners at the Jones County Fair!

Jul 29, 2022

A number of exhibitors showing at the Jones County Fair this year were feed customers and many received a ribbon on showing day. IAS is thrilled to be part of successful livestock production and continues to strive toward success for our customers every single day. 

Below are this year's winners who proudly represent IAS feed:
  • Katelyn Kurt, Cascade
    • Champion 2nd Yr. Bucket Bottle Beef
    • Reserve Champion Junior Beef Bucket Bottle
  • Trenton Smith, Cascade
    • Reserve Champion County Bred & Raised Steer Div. 3
  • Levi Lynch, Cascade
    • Reserve Champion Market Stock
  • Paige Rickels, Monticello
    • Champion Registered Heifers - Maintainer
  • Gracie Pinckney, Martelle
    • Reserve Champion County Bred & Raised Commercial
  • Sydney Sparks, Monticello
    • Champion Supreme Cow
    • Champion Ayrshire
    • Champion Ayrshire 2-yr-old Cow
    • Champion Ayrshire Senior
    • Champion Milking Shorthorn
    • Champion Milking Shorthorn Junior
    • Champion Guernsey
    • Champion Guernsey Senior Calf
    • Champion Guernsey Junior Yearling
    • Reserve Champion Guernsey
  • Samuel Stecklein, Bernard
    • Champion Junior Beef Bucket/Bottle
  • Clara Hosch, Cascade
    • Overall Reserve Champion
    • Jr. Western Horse
    • Champion Jr. Western Horse
    • Champion Jr. Western Walk-Trot
    • Champion Jr. Western Horse Pleasure
  • Ryan Schnoor, Monticello
    • Champion Pony Halter
    • Reserve Champion Intermediate Ranch Walk-Trot
  • Will Wolken, Monticello
    • Overall Reserve Champion Halter
    • Overall Reserve Champion Sr. Western Horse
    • Reserve Champion 4-yr-old & Over Stock Type Halter Mare
    • Reserve Champion Sr. Showman
    • Reserve Champion Sr. Western Walk-Trot
    • Reserve Champion Sr. Western Horse Pleasure

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