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Farm Family of Year honored

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP)--A couple from Searcy with three young children has been named the 2010 Arkansas Farm Family of the year.

A news release from the Arkansas Farm Bureau said the selection of Michael and Sarah Oxner was announced Dec. 10 at a luncheon honoring county and district farm families of the year.

The Oxners own the 6,080-acre Red River Farms near Bald Knob, with 2,700 acres in rice, 2,100 acres in soybeans, 300 acres of corn and 280 acres of cotton, plus a 700-acre impoundment for wildlife.

The couple's three children are 5-year-old Mary Frances, 3-year-old Laura Grace and 2-year-old Paten.

Michael Oxner said he began farming at the age of 10 when, with the help of his grandfather, he planted two acres of soybeans.


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