The Richland County 4-H Livestock Judging Team has had a very busy couple of weeks competing at local judging contests. Both junior and senior 4-H members competed at the Keith Steinbeisser Memorial Livestock Judging Contest this past Saturday. The junior team placed first and the senior team took third place honors. Competing for the Richland County 4-H Livestock Judging Team: front row (L to R): Jaylen Baxter, Jenna Baxter, Sarah Helmuth and Ryder Rasmussen. Middle row (L to R): John Helmuth, Nettie Johnson, Jordan Baxter and Rachael Oliver. Top row: Taylor Searer.
Earlier in February, several members of the Richland County 4-H Judging Team traveled to Miles City to compete in the 2012 Beef Breeders Livestock Judging Contest. The senior team of John Helmuth and Rachael Oliver took 10th place overall and Rachael took home 1st place honors. The junior team of Jordan Baxter, Jenna Baxter, Jaylen Baxter and Sarah Helmuth took 5th place. Pictured are: bottom row (L to R) Jenna Baxter and Jordan Baxter. Top row: (L to R) Sarah Helmuth, John Helmuth, Rachael Oliver and Jaylen Baxter.
On Feb. 25 members of the senior 4-H team traveled to Bowman, ND to compete in their livestock judging contest. The team did very well and brought home 3rd place. Jared Rosaaen placed 1st individually, John Helmuth placed 13th, Rachael Oliver placed 16th and Lane Verschoot placed 17th. Pictured are: (L to R): Jared Rosaaen, John Helmuth, Rachael Oliver and Lane Verschoot.
On Feb. 17 the senior 4-H Judging Team traveled to Dickinson, ND to compete in the Dickinson State Roughrider Judging Contest. The team won 3rd place with Jared Rosaaen winning 6th place, Rachael Oliver was 10th, Nettie Johnson placed 21st and Christian Prevost placed 23rd.
Great job to our area livestock judgers. The judging team members would also like to thank all the parents and volunteers. The Richland County Extension Office and the 4-H judging teams would also like to say thank you to everyone who brought livestock, helped with the contest or contributed in any way to this year’s Keith Steinbeisser Memorial Livestock Judging Contest.
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