Support the block grant for the JC Ag Association & continue the Family Rodeo
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Mary Croney
7 years ago
When I was in 4-H we had a few kids that where African American in my club.
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Joyce Housley
7 years ago
Rodeo is a way of life for many,it teaches friendship,team work among other things,sportsmanship Too bad more can't afford to do .MONEY or lack of is the main reason more don't get to participate.
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Melvin Reeve
7 years ago
Keep the junior rodeos
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Amy Foust
7 years ago
Rodeo is family - white, black, Asian, whatever - it’s no matter. We are family and treat each other as such. And we treat our animals with much respect and the greatest care. This is the most ridiculous complaint I’ve ever seen.
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Madison Esker
7 years ago
Rodeo is an integral part of our community, if you just go a little outside the city. Killing rodeo at the fair will kill so much. Don't make this mistake
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Jodi Head
7 years ago
rodeos are for whomever want to partake. thats a anyone's choice
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James chenhall
7 years ago
Kids were in both 4-h, Boy Scouts. I was in 4-h FFA.
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Clint Gunter
7 years ago
Keep the rodeo and all it’s events!
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DeAna Ferreira
7 years ago
Learning discipline and care of something other than just yourself is a skill learned while participating in rodeo and is needed in life.
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Glenda
7 years ago
Please let kids be kids! They are getting exercise and enjoying life instead of sitting around with cell phones and electronic games !!!
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Casey Bosma
7 years ago
Ag/rodeo IS open to everyone. Unfortunately, just as in everything, some bad eggs are to be found. Going to ban youth basketball for poor sportsmanship?
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Karen Dinnahie
7 years ago
Rodeo is a fantastic way for youth to learn and grow, regardless of ethnicity. It is for youth of all ages, it brings life lessons that teach: hard work, compassion, goal setting, team work, delayed gratification and the possibilities life offers.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
as a 4-h alumni and current fair judge, i can say the rodeo is on if the greatest highlights.
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Anastasia Hamilton
7 years ago
4-H and FFA alumni, former rodeo representative. Forever an ag supporter.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Leave the child's rodeo participation alone ! We have mutton busting in Fort Madison, and no animals are harmed !
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Anonymous
7 years ago
The rodeo world teaches respect, responsibility, and encourages time spent together as family.
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Steve
7 years ago
Yes
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Marilyn Jensen
7 years ago
A very worthhile wholesome thing for EVERY child regardless of race of religion
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Anonymous
7 years ago
As a child I did rodeo and 4H it's a great confidence builder for children. They work so hard to achieve their goals!
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Zac Archer
7 years ago
Rodeo and 4H made me the man I am today it cannot be robbed from today’s youth. If you get livestock you don’t have the money or the time to get in trouble.
When I was in 4-H we had a few kids that where African American in my club.
Rodeo is a way of life for many,it teaches friendship,team work among other things,sportsmanship Too bad more can't afford to do .MONEY or lack of is the main reason more don't get to participate.
Keep the junior rodeos
Rodeo is family - white, black, Asian, whatever - it’s no matter. We are family and treat each other as such. And we treat our animals with much respect and the greatest care. This is the most ridiculous complaint I’ve ever seen.
Rodeo is an integral part of our community, if you just go a little outside the city. Killing rodeo at the fair will kill so much. Don't make this mistake
rodeos are for whomever want to partake. thats a anyone's choice
Kids were in both 4-h, Boy Scouts. I was in 4-h FFA.
Keep the rodeo and all it’s events!
Learning discipline and care of something other than just yourself is a skill learned while participating in rodeo and is needed in life.
Please let kids be kids! They are getting exercise and enjoying life instead of sitting around with cell phones and electronic games !!!
Ag/rodeo IS open to everyone. Unfortunately, just as in everything, some bad eggs are to be found. Going to ban youth basketball for poor sportsmanship?
Rodeo is a fantastic way for youth to learn and grow, regardless of ethnicity. It is for youth of all ages, it brings life lessons that teach: hard work, compassion, goal setting, team work, delayed gratification and the possibilities life offers.
as a 4-h alumni and current fair judge, i can say the rodeo is on if the greatest highlights.
4-H and FFA alumni, former rodeo representative. Forever an ag supporter.
Leave the child's rodeo participation alone ! We have mutton busting in Fort Madison, and no animals are harmed !
The rodeo world teaches respect, responsibility, and encourages time spent together as family.
Yes
A very worthhile wholesome thing for EVERY child regardless of race of religion
As a child I did rodeo and 4H it's a great confidence builder for children. They work so hard to achieve their goals!
Rodeo and 4H made me the man I am today it cannot be robbed from today’s youth. If you get livestock you don’t have the money or the time to get in trouble.