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Atley Groteluschen of Columbus, Nebraska, walks her sheep toward the show ring. Participants worked from their livestock trailers rather than the tradition of having stalls in the sheep barn. The Platte County Fair in Columbus, NE, changed this year because of COVOD-19. Each livestock/animal show is a “show and go” format where 4-H'ers don't stay in the livestock barns as is tradition but transport their animals on the day of the show and work out their livestock trailers. Participants must wear a mask in the show ring. July 10, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Ribbons stick out from the jean pockets of Paul Littlefield of Surprise, Nebraska. He took the Registered Breeding Ewes class Reserve Champion title home. The Platte County Fair in Columbus, NE, changed this year because of COVOD-19. Each livestock/animal show is a “show and go” format where 4-H'ers don't stay in the livestock barns as is tradition but transport their animals on the day of the show and work out their livestock trailers. Participants must wear a mask in the show ring. July 10, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Paul Littlefield of Surprise, Nebraska, eyes the judge during the Registered Breeding Ewes class. He took the Reserve Champion title home. The Platte County Fair in Columbus, NE, changed this year because of COVOD-19. Each livestock/animal show is a “show and go” format where 4-H'ers don't stay in the livestock barns as is tradition but transport their animals on the day of the show and work out their livestock trailers. Participants must wear a mask in the show ring. July 10, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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The Platte County Fair in Columbus, NE, changed this year because of COVOD-19. Each livestock/animal show is a “show and go” format where 4-H'ers don't stay in the livestock barns as is tradition but transport their animals on the day of the show and work out their livestock trailers. Participants must wear a mask in the show ring. July 10, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Bailey Faltys, 10 of Columbus, Nebraska, puts on her mask before participating in the Registered Breeding Ewes class. She and her sheep won the Grand Champion title. The Platte County Fair in Columbus, NE, changed this year because of COVOD-19. Each livestock/animal show is a “show and go” format where 4-H'ers don't stay in the livestock barns as is tradition but transport their animals on the day of the show and work out their livestock trailers. Participants must wear a mask in the show ring. July 10, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Alyvea Groteluschen of Columbus, Nebraska, eyes the judge during the junior showmanship sheep competition at the Platte County Fair in Columbus, NE. The fair changed this year because of COVOD-19. Each livestock/animal show is a “show and go” format where 4-H'ers don't stay in the livestock barns as is tradition but transport their animals on the day of the show and work out their livestock trailers. Participants must wear a mask in the show ring. July 10, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Alyvea Groteluschen of Columbus, Nebraska, eyes the judge during the junior showmanship sheep competition at the Platte County Fair in Columbus, NE. The fair changed this year because of COVOD-19. Each livestock/animal show is a “show and go” format where 4-H'ers don't stay in the livestock barns as is tradition but transport their animals on the day of the show and work out their livestock trailers. Participants must wear a mask in the show ring. July 10, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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The Platte County Fair in Columbus, NE, changed this year because of COVOD-19. Each livestock/animal show is a “show and go” format where 4-H'ers don't stay in the livestock barns as is tradition but transport their animals on the day of the show and work out their livestock trailers. Participants must wear a mask in the show ring. July 10, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Abigail Lutjelusche of Columbus, Nebraska, eyes the judge during the sheep showmanship competition at the Platte County Fair in Columbus, NE. The fair changed this year because of COVOD-19. Each livestock/animal show is a “show and go” format where 4-H'ers don't stay in the livestock barns as is tradition but transport their animals on the day of the show and work out their livestock trailers. Participants must wear a mask in the show ring. July 10, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Participants in the sheep show at the Platte County Fair in Columbus, NE, pledge allegiance to the flag before the start of the show. The fair changed this year because of COVOD-19. Each livestock/animal show is a “show and go” format where 4-H'ers don't stay in the livestock barns as is tradition but transport their animals on the day of the show and work out their livestock trailers. Participants must wear a mask in the show ring. July 10, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Participants in the sheep show at the Platte County Fair in Columbus, NE, pledge allegiance to the flag before the start of the show. The fair changed this year because of COVOD-19. Each livestock/animal show is a “show and go” format where 4-H'ers don't stay in the livestock barns as is tradition but transport their animals on the day of the show and work out their livestock trailers. Participants must wear a mask in the show ring. July 10, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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A young participant shows off her mask. The Platte County Fair in Columbus, NE, changed this year because of COVOD-19. Each livestock/animal show is a “show and go” format where 4-H'ers don't stay in the livestock barns as is tradition but transport their animals on the day of the show and work out their livestock trailers. Participants must wear a mask in the show ring. July 10, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Keri Sanne of Norfolk, Nebraska, brushes his sheep's coat. Sanne and his siblings were showing at the Platte County Fair because their mother and grandfather always showed there. The Platte County Fair in Columbus, NE, changed this year because of COVOD-19. Each livestock/animal show is a “show and go” format where 4-H'ers don't stay in the livestock barns as is tradition but transport their animals on the day of the show and work out their livestock trailers. Participants must wear a mask in the show ring. July 10, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Kids day at the fair. The Platte County Fair in Columbus, NE, changed this year because of COVOD-19. Each livestock/animal show is a “show and go” format where 4-H'ers don't stay in the livestock barns as is tradition but transport their animals on the day of the show and work out their livestock trailers. Participants must wear a mask in the show ring. July 10, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Sheep wait their turn in the ring wearing more colorful coats than their usual wool. These sheep were allowed to be penned in the sheep barn because the owners were also showing goats later in the day. The Platte County Fair in Columbus, NE, changed this year because of COVOD-19. Each livestock/animal show is a “show and go” format where 4-H'ers don't stay in the livestock barns as is tradition but transport their animals on the day of the show and work out their livestock trailers. Participants must wear a mask in the show ring. July 10, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Hannah Milak from the Columbus Community Hospital takes the temperature of Arwin Mikkelsen of Tilden, Nebraska. Personnel from the hospital screened every person entering the Platte County Fair in Columbus, NE, for COVID-19. The fair changed this year because of COVOD-19. Each livestock/animal show is a “show and go” format where 4-H'ers don't stay in the livestock barns as is tradition but transport their animals on the day of the show and work out their livestock trailers. Participants must wear a mask in the show ring. July 10, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Medical personnel from the Columbus Community Hospital screen every person entering the Platte County Fair in Columbus, NE, for COVID-19. The fair changed this year because of COVOD-19. Each livestock/animal show is a “show and go” format where 4-H'ers don't stay in the livestock barns as is tradition but transport their animals on the day of the show and work out their livestock trailers. Participants must wear a mask in the show ring. July 10, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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The Platte County Fair in Columbus, NE, changed this year because of COVOD-19. Each livestock/animal show is a “show and go” format where 4-H'ers don't stay in the livestock barns as is tradition but transport their animals on the day of the show and work out their livestock trailers. Participants must wear a mask in the show ring. July 10, 2020. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Chancellor Ronnie Green watches the Jefferson County Fair Junior Beef Show in Fairbury, Nebraska. July 13, 2018. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Kiley Weichel of Plymouth, Nebraska, smiles as Chancellor Ronnie Green relates a story of his youth showing cattle. Green was at the Jefferson County Fair Junior Beef Show in Fairbury, Nebraska. July 13, 2018. Photo by Craig Chandler / University

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Kiley Weichel of Plymouth, Nebraska, smiles as Chancellor Ronnie Green relates a story of his youth showing cattle. Green was at the Jefferson County Fair Junior Beef Show in Fairbury, Nebraska. July 13, 2018. Photo by Craig Chandler / University

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Chancellor Ronnie Green watches the Jefferson County Fair Junior Beef Show in Fairbury, Nebraska. July 13, 2018. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Chancellor Ronnie Green at Jefferson County Fair in Fairbury, Nebraska. July 13, 2018. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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Chancellor Ronnie Green at Jefferson County Fair in Fairbury, Nebraska. July 13, 2018. Photo by Craig Chandler / University Communication.

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