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Photos: Raise and shine
SARA GETTYS/Yakima Herald-Republic
Tanner Markham, 17, washes his two hogs, Hefty and Rooter at teh Central Washington Junior Livestock show at the Toppenish rodeo grounds on Monday, May 3, 2010. Markham is part of Zillah's Baa Baa Company 4H club and has been showing at the event for 9 years. Thirty-five 4H clubs and FFA chapters participated in the event, bringing around 200 young people to show lambs, hogs and cattle.
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Tanner Markham, 17, washes his two hogs, Hefty and Rooter at the Central Washington Junior Livestock show at the Toppenish Rodeo Grounds on Monday. Markham is part of Zillah’s Baa Baa Company 4-H club and has been showing at the event for nine years. Thirty-five 4-H clubs and Future Farmers of America chapters participated in the event, bringing about 200 young people to show lambs, hogs and cattle.
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