Nearly 600 4-HA and FFA students from around the county are participating in animal showcases and events during the first Santa Barbara County Fair since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Nearly 600 4-HA and FFA students from around the county are participating in animal showcases and other livestock events during the first in-person Santa Barbara County Fair since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Typically, the county fair sees over 1,200 students participate. According to Barks, because it is the first year back from COVID-19, the turnout was a little less than half of that. In 2021, an animal auction was held virtually. "I check [her] water and food every day. If [her] water is dirty I clean it out, and if it's below halfway I fill it up," said Christian Wiebe, of Old Town 4-H in Orcutt, about his speckled Sussex chicken."I've been taking care of [her] for two months."
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