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4-H showmanship clinic prepares young stars for fairs - Vimarsana News

4-H showmanship clinic prepares young stars for fairs

GEORGETOWN, Ill. — Aspiring young livestock exhibitors can gain a competitive edge with the 4-H Showmanship Clinic held directly before the Swine and Beef Showdown in Georgetown.

Recognitions shine at BOE - Vimarsana News

Recognitions shine at BOE

Several recognitions highlighted the Madison County Board of Education’s April 16 meeting.

Livestock judging teams compete in La Plata County | The Herald Times | Serving Meeker, Rangely, Dinosaur & Northwest Colorado - Vimarsana News

Livestock judging teams compete in La Plata County | The Herald Times | Serving Meeker, Rangely, Dinosaur & Northwest Colorado

RBC | Livestock Judging teams from both sides of the county competed at The Rumble In The Rockies Livestock Judging Contest in La Plata County this past weekend. From Meeker, Klayton Carroll, Hattie Brennan and Elijah Rundberg traveled to the contest and from Rangely it was Ally Black and Maylee Kenney. They evaluated live animals

EWC's New Livestock Judging Coach - - Vimarsana News

EWC's New Livestock Judging Coach -

Torrington, WY (RELEASE) November 6, 2023 -- At age six, Paige Miller would follow her older brothers around at livestock judging competitions and judge the livestock, even though she was too young to compete in 4-H. When she was able to join 4-H at eight-years-old, she won her division. “I was undefeated from eight-years-old to

EWC livestock judging coach raising the bar, developing 'good stockmen' - Vimarsana News

EWC livestock judging coach raising the bar, developing 'good stockmen'

TORRINGTON, Wyo. — At age 6, Paige Miller would follow her older brothers around at livestock judging competitions and judge the livestock, even though she was too young to compete