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2008 Constitution Week
Uncle Sam speaks with students at a Yoakum High School assembly.
Uncle Sam also paid a visit to Yoakum Junior High School.
Uncle Sam spends some one-on-one time with these Yoakum Junior High students.
Malissa Williams accepts some books from DCFB President Tom Batts for the
Yoakum High School library.
These employees of Rudolph's in Yoakum are proud to pose with Uncle Sam.
DeWitt County Judge Ben Prause signs the Proclamation for Constitution Week as
Uncle Sam and Tom Batts look on.
"Uncle Sam" Obert stops by Double J Saddle Shop in Yoakum.
Uncle Sam also spreads the news of the Constitution at Tod Slone Saddle Shop in Cuero.
DeWitt CFB made a book contribution to Joyce Bowden for the Yoakum High School library.
Double D Ranchwear in Yoakum gets patriotic with Uncle Sam and Tom.
Rudolph's in Yoakum was also among the stops made by DeWitt CFB leaders.
Turkeyfest
Miss DeWitt CFB Megan Duderstadt recently represented our county recently at the Turkeyfest Parade.
Tom Tom Festival
Miss DeWitt County Farm Bureau Megan Duderstadt represented our county at Tom Tom Festival in Yoakum on June 7, 2008. The vehicle she rode in was provided as a courtesy of DWCFB board member Judy Fisher and her husband Walter Fisher.
Miss DeWitt CFB crowned
Megan Duderstadt (left) was crowned this year's Miss DeWitt CFB. Hillary Lauer was named runner-up. Congratulations to both young ladies!
Below, Judy Fisher crowns the new queen.
Food Check-Out Week–DeWitt County Farm Bureau and McDonald's again hosted a Farmers' Share Breakfast in Cuero.
Fourth graders and sponsors prepare for a day of learning about agriculture at Cuero Park, Oct. 13.
Directors were on hand to greet children as they entered.
The children view a chuck wagon.
Several members pitched in to prepare food for the elementary children.
County members get ready to feed some hungry kids.
High school ag assistants were also available to answer questions from the kids.
The oldest tractor was displayed during Ag Day.
Approximately 350 fourth graders got a taste of agriculture.
Area Field Representative Don Sugarek educated the children about agriculture via
Texas Farm Bureau's Mobile Learning Barn.
