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The Pearl River County 4-H horticulture judging/identification team placed eighth in the National Junior Horticultural Association Convention Oct. 5-8 in Wisconsin. Tate County 4-H’er Brock Rentz placed second in the Speaking for Horticulture contest at this convention. Pictured from left are Donnie Lindsey, Elsa Schmitz, Bradley Guillot, Emily Bordelon and Rentz. (Photo by MSU Extension Service/Meagan Scott)

Pearl River County 4-H horticulture judging/identification team

Released: October 19, 2012
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  • The Pearl River County 4-H horticulture judging/identification team placed eighth in the National Junior Horticultural Association Convention Oct. 5-8 in Wisconsin. Tate County 4-H’er Brock Rentz placed second in the Speaking for Horticulture contest at this convention. Pictured from left are Donnie Lindsey, Elsa Schmitz, Bradley Guillot, Emily Bordelon and Rentz. (Photo by MSU Extension Service/Meagan Scott)
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