Tava Gustafson had the grand champion market steer at the Geary County 4-H Beef Show Tuesday evening. She said her steer called Ratchet,&nbsp; weighs 1,274 pounds. "And he's a big baby, I love him, he loves baths and he always lays down when he gets a chance. "This is the second consecutive year that Gustafson has had the grand champion at the fair.<figure>
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 </figure>Cody Brown had the reserve grand champion market steer. "He weights 1,475. He's pretty good...calm I guess." To prepare for the fair Brown noted that you have to feed the animals every day, wash them and work with them.<figure>
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 </figure>The Fair continues with the 4-H Swine Show Wednesday evening at 7 p.m. The Fair is only open to 4-H member and their families this year, and not to the general public due to COVID-19.

4-H members participate in the Beef Show at the Fair