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Parish Farm — Scottish Highland Cattle
2004
The Parishes pose with Lily, one of the 115 Scottish Highland cattle that they raise. They have been raising this type of cattle for six years.
Kovalaske Barn — Exterior
2004
Tom and Leslee Kovalaske, their daughter Christina, and Tom's brother Jim pose in front of the barn at N8348 Hwy 175 (Section 23).
Adelmeyer Barn — Alternate View
2004
Brian and Lisa Adelmeyer have lived here for 10 years.
Neitzel Barn — Second Barn
2004
Jim and Donna Neitzel live on this farm at W2129 Hwy TW (Section 7). This barn has been in the Neitzel name for 100 years and will be deemed a Century Farm on August 10, at the Wisconsin State Fair.
