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Cassie Bacon of Oklahoma State Earns 2009 International Stockman Fellowship

Tue, 13 Jan 2009 16:33:16 CST

Cassie Bacon of Oklahoma State Earns 2009 International Stockman Fellowship The International Livestock Congress sponsors a group of young men and ladies from not just this country but globally as well that are college students with a strong interest in being a part of the livestock industry after they graduate from their respective schools.

Cassie Bacon, a senior at Oklahoma State University is one of those students at the 2009 International Livestock Congress. She is originally from Arkansas, involved with the Hereford breed and is currently pursuing a double major that focuses on Animal Science with an emphasis in Livestock Merchandising and Agricultural Communications.

We caught up with her here at the 2009 Congress- and talked with her about what she has learned at this event.

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Ron Hays with OSU Senior Cassie Bacon about the International Livestock Congress

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