Nobles County Fair's 4-H grand champion winners

Christian Weidert, grand champion dairy.

Blaine Doeden, champion advanced and senior agility, champion Jumpers 3. (Special to The Globe)

Joshua Horn (left), champion weeds and pests, robotics, forest resources and consumer ed; Jocelyn Horn, champion Clothes You Make and Performing Arts; and Jonathan Horn, champion video/filmmaking and computer.

Austin and Jacob Henning, champion youth leadership.

Kahleigh Dawson, grand dhampion rabbit.

Bethany Dykstra, champion pets.

Faith White, champion dog display, exploring animals, indoor gardening, photography and quilting.

Kaston Clarke, champion vegetable gardening.

Dylan Schuett, grand champion sheep.

Alysha Wieneke, champion herb gardening.

Kendra Frodermann (left) champion creative arts; and Cassidy Madison, grand champion poultry.

Hannah Henning, grand champion goat.

Liv Vanderkooi (left), champion child and family development, global connections and health; Vince VanderKooi, champion forages.

Grant Wieneke, champion flower gardening.

Grand Prairie Rockets 4-H Club, champion scrapbook and community pride.

Cooper McCoy, grand champion swine.

Emma Hietbrink (left), champion needle arts; Blake Madison, champion aerospace, largest vegetable, electric and water and wetlands; and Paige Madison, champion veterinary science.

Karissa Bickett, champion clothes you buy.

Rushmore Central Hustlers 4-H Club, champion flower box.

Elk Tip Toppers 4-H Club, champion scarecrow.

Brynn Bullerman (front), grand champion beef.

Elijah Robinson, champion self-determined.

Kelsey Fuerstenberg, champion food and nutrition.

Indian Lake Progressives 4-H Club, champion banner.

Grace Barber (left), champion non-garment and citizenship; and Luke Gordon, champion illustrated presentation.