I don't know if my dad ever bought a hat, but he sure had a lot them. My dad was a farmer and by default a hat collector. Many of you know someone who is passionate about their hats. Their hats need to be the right color, the right style and the perfect fit. The hat becomes one with them and without it they become unrecognizable to their friends and family.
Congratulations Harvard FFA for placing first in the horse judging contest. Special shout out to Brooke Merryman placing 1st, Emily Bakowy placing 7th, and Claire Elsner placing 8th.
Congratulations Harvard FFA for placing 2nd in the horticulture contest. Shout outs to Claire Elsner placing 2nd overall, Sarah Brookner 7th overall and Sergio Jimenez, Gabby Crone, and Emily Bakowy.
Club Town replaced the metal siding on four ends of the livestock buildings that are located within the McHenry County Fairgrounds. The project was taken on to brighten up the appearance of the grounds and bring uniformity to the buildings. Bob Ziller, John Henning, John R. Henning, Joe Henning, and Jesse Henning volunteered their time and talent to the project. Fair staff and Beetstra Electric provided additional assistance to the project and Club Town purchased the material.
Hello everyone! My name is Amy Kruse and I am proud to be the 2015 intern for the McHenry County Farm Bureau. I am very excited to work with everyone and learn more about the Farm Bureau as well as McHenry County agriculture.
Fast fix-its keep the farm going
By Joanie Stiers
Our 7-year-old son emerged from his room wearing a "farm play" shirt in preparation for school. I advised that this old Chicago Bears jersey had lost eligibility in the "good" category of clothing when one of its loose-fitting sleeves completely split from elbow to armpit.