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Livestock

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    • AOHA Halter Winner
    • Alabama Cattlemen's Association (ACA)
    • Beef Cattle Industry
    • Cedarcrest Farms
    • Dairy Calf in Hutch
    • Dairy Industry in Alabama
    • Forages in Alabama
    • Free Stall Barn
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    • Holstein Cows
    • Horses in Alabama
    • McCurdy Plantation Horse
    • Milking Machine
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    • Pasture Horses
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    • Dairy Cattle Near Comer Hall
    • Hale County Mule
    • Trail Riders
    • McCurdy Plantation Horse
    • Young Man and Mule, ca. 1980
    • Dairy Cows
    • Tall Fescue
    • McCurdy Plantation
    • Marion County Dairy Farmers 1927
    • Hay
    • Show Jumping

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