“This year’s event provided participants with the unique opportunity for hands-on learning from one of the greats in the industry,” Hurlburt said.
Participants also engaged in a lunch ‘n’ learn session. Dr. Emily Snyder, an assistant professor of beef cattle health in the Western College of Veterinary Medicine talked about the importance of colostrum in newborn calves.
Participants took what they learned from the demonstrations and put it into practice at the Heifer and Steer Show, providing participants the opportunity to showcase their 4-H and junior show projects.
Prizes and scholarships were awarded to the winning competitors.
First Place Senior Showmanship: Waylon Blacklock, Hanley 4-H Beef Club.
First Place Intermediate Showmanship: Katie Kolenosky, United Beef 4-H Club.
First Place Junior Showmanship: Briar Blanchette, Edam West 4-H Multiple Club.
HEIFER SHOW
Champion Angus Yearling Heifer: Kate Webb, Pangman Ogema 4-H Beef Club.
Reserve Champion Angus Yearling Heifer: Cacey Toner, Handel Multiple 4-H Club.
Champion Charolais Yearling Heifer: Bennett Blanchette, Edam West 4-H Multiple Club.
Reserve Champion Charolais Yearling Heifer: Briar Blanchette, Edam West 4-H Multiple Club.
Champion Red Angus Yearling Heifer: Averi Weekes, Monarch Multiple 4-H Club.
Reserve Champion Red Angus Yearling Heifer: Tegan Hovdebo, Weldon 4-H Beef Club.
Champion Simmental Yearling Heifer: Tyson Porter, Weldon 4-H Beef Club.
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