Connecting farm to consumer focus of Quincy celebration
Monument Elementary students lead their classmates along the parade route in the 2025 Farmer-Consumer Awareness Day parade. The 2026 FCAD is Sept. 12.
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Fire hats from Grant County Fire District 3 and balloons were part of the take home for children at FCAD 2025 in Quincy. Farmer-Consumer Awareness Day 2026 is Sept. 12.
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Quincy FFA students run the cash register at the 2025 Farmer-Consumer Awareness Day produce sale.
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There was candy for the taking at the 2025 FCAD parade, and there were plenty of children to scoop it up.
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Farmer-Consumer Awareness Day participants wave to the crowd during the 2025 parade.
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QUINCY — After 45 years, the purpose of Quincy’s annual celebration remains what it’s been from the beginning.
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