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Giant cabbage wins 3rd grader $1K scholarship - Vimarsana News

Giant cabbage wins 3rd grader $1K scholarship

The elementary school student grew a 20-pound cabbage.

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Giant cabbage wins metro Atlanta 3rd grader $1K scholarship - Vimarsana News

Giant cabbage wins metro Atlanta 3rd grader $1K scholarship

The elementary school student grew a 20-pound cabbage.

State Cabbage Program Award given to Stutsman County Girl - Vimarsana News

State Cabbage Program Award given to Stutsman County Girl

(Stutsman County, ND) -- A girl from Stutsman County has won this year's Bonnie Plants Third-Grade Cabbage Program. Third-grade student Sully Amundson won a $1,000 scholarship for an eleven-pound cabbage. The North Dakota Department of Agriculture and Bonnie Plants sponsor the competition so children have a way to "safely learn outside during the pandemic."

State Cabbage Program Award given to Stutsman County Girl - Vimarsana News

State Cabbage Program Award given to Stutsman County Girl

(Stutsman County, ND) -- A girl from Stutsman County has won this year's Bonnie Plants Third-Grade Cabbage Program. Third-grade student Sully Amundson won a $1,000 scholarship for an eleven-pound cabbage. The North Dakota Department of Agriculture and Bonnie Plants sponsor the competition so children have a way to "safely learn outside during the pandemic."

Sully Amundson awarded scholarship for growing 11-pound cabbage - Vimarsana News

Sully Amundson awarded scholarship for growing 11-pound cabbage

Onnie Plants sent participating students a starter O.S. Cross variety cabbage plant and the lessons needed to care for and nurture their plant every step of the way. Once fully grown, students took a photo with their cabbage and submitted it for a chance to win.