| Show 1 ) 'e n ' a I ' c :: 1 r"17-1")01- Professors anti Farmers Visited the Irit 1111 4 Parlor for Cows Provo Canyon road from the Brigham Younq Uni‘iersity Fieldhouse The occaiim vai the "open of the B V C dairy farm to celebrate the opening of the barn" - ' V ''''4 7 ti to W -- '''' k'ti ' 1 1"n"'' 13' t t L— -- f 4 t A-- i't2"-4- 0 o r- :A! 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