78th Annual NDWS Highlights

Posted By: Steve Urness
March 9, 2015 @ 10:05 am
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CITY, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) The 78th annual North Dakota Winter Show wrapped up on Sunday in Valley City. The event attracted a very good attendance from so many people who attended several events and visited with a number of vendors.

Below are a few highlights from the six day run of the 78th annual North Dakota Winter Show in Valley City.

The Nelson hog known as "Kevin Bacon" takes a nap with the Nelson Sisters during the 4-H Critter Corral at the North Dakota Winter Show. Photo by Chelsey Nelson. — The Nelson hog known as “Kevin Bacon” takes a nap with the Nelson Sisters during the 4-H Critter Corral at the North Dakota Winter Show. Photo by Chelsey Nelson.

John Bollingberg family and Governor Dalrymple on the far right. Photo by Steve Urness.

L to R North Dakota Winter Show board member Dennis Hoye, John Bollingberg and Governor Dalrymple. Photo by Steve Urness.

L to R Ron Offutt and North Dakota Governor Jack Dalrymple. Photo by Steve Urness.

R to L NDWS board member Kevin Christenson hands a new pair of gloves to Hunter Marquardt of Rothsay, Minnesota for his excellent work in the pony pull on Thursday.

L to R Tim Marquardt father of Hunter after the pony pull competition on Thursday. Photos by Steve Urness.

Above photos: Bob & the Beachcombers perform during the NDWS Luncheon at the Valley City Eagles Club.

Former Miss Rodeo North Dakota Codi Ann Miller working for Haugen Sales & Leasing of Wyndmere during the North Dakota Winter Show.

Former NDWS board member Ben & Sharon Jacob of Cooperstown attend the North Dakota Winter Show.

The Tasting Bee had a very good attendance on Wednesday at the National Guard Armory in Valley City. Here are some photo from the event.

Far right George Dutton and their booth during the annual Tasting Bee at the National Guard Armory during the 78th annual North Dakota Winter Show in Valley City.

Chad Colby of Agriculture Consulting out of Goodfield, Illinois held the audience’s attention with his demonstrations on unmanned aerial aircraft. He also fielded a number of questions concerning what the future roll of the unmanned aerial systems may play in the agriculture industry.