Quincy connects farmers to consumers at Farmer-Consumer Awareness Day
A bull could be found among the dancing horses during the Farmer-Consumer Awareness Day parade in Quincy Sept. 12.
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While shopping at the fundraising Quincy FFA fundraising sale, Customer Heather Doncaster chats with her FFA assistants, Sophia Rodriguez (center) and Anailil Sandoval (right).
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A participant in the annual Farmer-Consumer Awareness Day parade throws candy to kids along the route.
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A spectator at the FCAD car show reacts to all the buttons in a modern car.
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Contestants plow their way through the doughnuts in the doughnut-eating contest sponsored by the Quincy Valley Chamber of Commerce.
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Quincy High School FFA members wave to the crowd from the float in the annual FCAD parade.
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A participant in the Quincy FCAD parade sees stars.
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The Quincy High School marching band plays a tune during the annual FCAD parade Sept. 12.
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QUINCY — From two-story tractors to dancing horses to the FFA produce sale, Quincy's Farmer-Consumer Awareness Day Sept. 12 emphasized the importance of agriculture – to the world in general as well as Quincy.
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