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California Youth Ag Expo Becomes Major Showcase
The California Youth Ag Expo has tried to set itself apart from county fairs and other youth livestock exhibits by focusing exclusively on the youth. Participation has more than doubled since the first year in 2020 with more than 900 young people competing this year in animal competitions, ag mechanics, fabrication and ag-focused speaking events, […]

California Youth Ag Expo Becomes Major Showcase
The California Youth Ag Expo has tried to set itself apart from county fairs and other youth livestock exhibits by focusing exclusively on the youth. Participation has more than doubled since the first year in 2020 with more than 900 young people competing this year in animal competitions, ag mechanics, fabrication and ag-focused speaking events, […]

California Youth Ag Expo Becomes Major Showcase
The California Youth Ag Expo has tried to set itself apart from county fairs and other youth livestock exhibits by focusing exclusively on the youth. Participation has more than doubled since the first year in 2020 with more than 900 young people competing this year in animal competitions, ag mechanics, fabrication and ag-focused speaking events, […]




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The Fourth Annual Whole Vine Festival returns Oct. 24 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the Fresno State campus. Admission, parking and the Kids Zone are free. The San Joaquin Valley grows table grapes, raisin grapes and wine grapes side by side. Nearly every raisin in America is grown within about 60 miles of […]

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