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MINNESOTA STATE FAIR

Ticket prices, avian flu impact and more details from the Minnesota State Agricultural Society Board of Managers
Visit Bemidji hopes to keep writing success stories like Unicon 21 by continuing to creatively market the Bemidji area while using the tools at their disposal.
By calendar, at least, fall doesn’t officially begin until Sunday, Sept. 22, but for all practical purposes, it’s already here. In my world, that’s not necessarily a bad thing.
A look back at the iconic cabin and its displays over the past 9 decades

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Minnesota families who have owned their farms for 100 years or more are eligible to apply for the 2024 Century Farm Program. The deadline to apply is Monday, March 4.
Eight 4-H youth from Beltrami County participated in the Minnesota 4-H State Dog Show on Sept. 23-24, to demonstrate their skills and knowledge in agility, obedience, showmanship and rally.
If you don’t mind navigating a tumult of people, every Minnesotan should visit the Minnesota State Fair at least once in their lifetime.
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The Morris family, of Renville County, won the competition with a boar weighing around 1,100 pounds
Travel and tourism bureau Visit Bemidji has received one of 12 awards presented to the very best of the Minnesota State Fair's nearly 1,000 vendors at the 2023 Great Minnesota Get-Together.
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Do you need some crispy lutefisk in your life? How about a pretzel stuffed with cheese curds? Don't forget the huckleberry lemonade and the loaded lobster fries.
Ten members of Beltrami County 4-H headed down to the Minnesota State Fairgrounds on Sept. 24-25 to participate in a state dog show.
The Beltrami County 4-H’s horse drill team saddled up for a competition of a lifetime on Sept. 16, but in the words of head coach Derek Wickum — the results were a bit interesting.
The shooting comes despite metal detectors at the fair gates, although some fairgoers have reported only cursory examinations of bags and other belongings after fairgoers set off the magnetometers.
Travis Gienger of Anoka, Minnesota, said the pumpkin he’s growing this year could weigh more than the one he grew in 2020, which was the heaviest pumpkin in North America that year.
The fish have all been swimming together for weeks and swapping potential pathogens and whatnot. So, they can’t ever return to the wild.

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