Stepping out for ag
The Quincy High School marching band members show off their new uniforms during the Farmer Consumer Awareness Day parade Saturday.
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A participant enjoys a lollipop during the Farmer Consumer Awareness Day parade Saturday in Quincy.
A Farmer Consumer Awareness Day parade participant leaves the candy in just the right place for some of the children on the route.
A horsewoman shows off her skills riding sidesaddle in Quincy’s Farmer Consumer Awareness Day parade.
A shopper checks out the pallet of shallots at the Quincy High School Future Farmers of America produce sale during Farmer Consumer Awareness Day.
A nice ride draws the attention of a spectator during the Farmer Consumer Awareness Day car show in Quincy Saturday.
Quilt show attendees check out the entries in the Farmer Consumer Awareness Day quilt show Saturday.
A high-stepping horse and its rider make their way down the Farmer Consumer Awareness Day parade route.
Monument Elementary students head down the street during the Farmer Consumer Awareness Day parade Saturday.
A rider in the Cenex Harvest States parade entry waves to the crowd during Quincy’s Farmer Consumer Awareness Day parade Saturday.
QUINCY — The commemoration of Quincy’s past and future contributions to agriculture brought contemporary and antique farm machinery, dancing horses, pulling tractors and classic cars to town — and those were only some of the attractions at Farmer Consumer Awareness Day on Saturday.
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