Michigan 4-H dairy judging team ranks No. 1

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*Michigan 4-H dairy judging team ranks No. 1 in the country, *On the road with Michigan’s diary judging program, *Frahm wins $1,000 scholarship at all-American Dairy show and *Europe-bound judging team plans fundraising events. Read the Michigan Dairy Youth Program Newsletter.

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