Elkhorn siblings Emily and Kyle Allsworth showcase Kyle's AOB shorthorn steer at the Walworth County Fair's 2022 Meat Animal Auction
Elkhorn siblings Emily Allsworth (left) and Kyle Allsworth (right) showcase Kyle’s fourth overall champion AOB shorthorn steer in the Wiswell Center ring for potential bidders on Sept. 2 at the 2022 Walworth County Fair. The 1,390 pound steer fetched $4/pound at auction, money that will go into Kyle’s college savings account. The fair’s 2020 Meat Animal Auction of steers, swine and sheep at the Elkhorn fairgrounds raised $980,000 in support of area youth, who will put their auction earnings into college funds and the purchase of additional animals to raise for next year’s auction.
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