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April 15, 2012 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 27
Natalie and Kaitlyn Howell with Nana and
their baby triplets “Down on the Farm”
in Kosciusko.
(Photo submitted by Harvey & Connie
Brunt of Kosciusko, MS, Attala County).
Three-year-old Emma Cremeem riding
her pony “Bango” at her papaws in Noxapater,
MS.
(Photo submitted by Cliff Cremeen of
Noxapater, MS, Winston County).
Ella Windle, 8-years-old, giving
“Smokey Joe” some sugar at her
pawpaw’s farm in Caledonia.
(Photo submitted by her mother
Amanda Windle of Caledonia, MS,
Lowndes County).
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“Cowboy,” our miniature horse enjoying
a fun day of swimming “Down on the
Farm” in McComb.
(Photo submitted by Renee Timmons of
McComb, MS, Pike County).
Max Todd tending to “Clover,” one of his
grandmother’s baby goats on her farm.
(Photo submitted by Judy Rutledge of
Pontotoc, MS, Pontotoc County).
If you have any unique agricultural pictures for “Down on the Farm” that you would
like to share with our readers, please mail or email us a picture and a short cutline to:
Mississippi Market Bulletin
“Down on the Farm”
P.O. Box 1118
Jackson, MS 39215-1118
Email: marketbulletin@mdac.state.ms.us
Brendon Byrd, age 6, with his chicken
“Millie,” “Down on the Farm” in Forest.
(Photo submitted by his parents, James
& Jodi Byrd of Forest, MS, Scott County).
Jesse William Hudson, grandson of
Chuck & Martha Hudson from Saltillo,
riding “Martha Mae” on the family farm.
(Photo submitted by Charley Hudson of
Saltillo, MS, Lee County).
In support of farm safety, we request no pictures of children sitting on and/or
operating any type of machinery, equipment, or ATVs.
Due to the numerous agricultural related farm pictures that we receive, and
being that they take precedence over any other pictures, we cannot accept any
hunting/fishing pictures to be placed in “Down on the Farm.”
We reserve the right to edit or reject any picture and cutline. Pictures will not be
returned. For better quality, please do not submit pictures that are digital reprints;
submit only originals. “Down on the Farm” is for in-state residents only.
Sarah Kay’s first Dressage competition in
Okinawa, Japan. Her parents are in the
Air Force serving our country.
(Photo submitted by her grandparents
& owners of Shenandoah Stables in
Brandon, MS, Rankin County).
Ali with her new baby Dexter calf
“Molly” in Franklin County.
(Photo submitted by Patti Robertson of
Shucktown, MS, Franklin County).
Shane Wood enjoys riding the
pony while Brook Wood leads him
around on their farm in Liberty.
(Photo submitted by the Wood
Family in Liberty, MS, Amite
County).