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2011 Forage Grower Hay Decorating Contest

2011 Hay Decorating Contest Voting

November 15, 2011

NOTE: Voting has now ended for this contest, but click here to see the winners.

Submit your vote below and then help spread the word to family and friends to come cast their votes, too!

Voting will take place until Wednesday, November 30 and winners will be announced in the Progressive Forage Grower e-newsletter Tuesday, December 6.

Prizes: First place wins a $50 gift certificate to Cabela's. First, second and third place winners will each receive a newly-designed Progressive Forage Grower hat.

Click here for the official rules and regulations.

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