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Ashley Bucher, 11, of Woodland eats a candy apple while out at the Yolo County Fair with her family, Thursday, August 16, 2012. -
Jordan Arellano of Woodland FFA gives his friends steer a drink of water from a hose at the wash rack at the Yolo County Fair. -
Cheyenne Fink, 14, Chris Bennett, 11, Daryan David, 17, and Holly Machado, 21, have their Mini Lop rabbits judged by at the Yolo County Fair. -
Emma Winkler, 14, of Clarksburg, works on her showmanship skills with a lamb while practicing for the upcoming Round Robin competition at the Yolo County Fair. -
Katie Lee, 17, of Woodland's Pioneer FFA helps assist "Wesley" a 1275 lb. steer into a shoot as kids from the YMCA summer camp watch at the Yolo County Fair. -
Aundriea Mason, 17, left, greets a pig while working with Lauren Winkler, 16, of the Delta FFA who works on her showmanship skills for the upcoming Round Robin competition at the Yolo County Fair. -
Stevie Winkler, 18, enjoys a carmel apple while hanging out with her sister in the livestock barn at the Yolo County Fair. -
Patrick Mizerski, 13, left, celebrates his birthday with his cousin Peter Peczowski, 11, who is visiting from Poland while riding the "Sizzler" at the Yolo County Fair. -
A Milking Shorthorn exhibited by Matt Fletcher of Dixon had its calf at the Yolo County fair on Thursday as the calf tries to find its mother's teat. -
Tyler Wilson, 15, of the Delta FFA balances a pig stick on his forehead at the Yolo County Fair. -
Lisa Stevens, 19, of Davis greets a steer on display at the Yolo County Fair. -
Two women look at the quilt that won best of show at the Yolo County Fair. -
"Buck" owned by Mallory Griffiths of the Woodland FFA, the Grand Champion Dairy Calf at the Yolo County Fair, licks her back in the livestock barn. -
Produce are judged in an exhibit hall at the Yolo County Fair. -
Katie Lee, 17 of the Pioneer FFA and Vince Heffington, 17, of the Delta FFA hang out in the livestock barn at the Yolo County Fair.
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