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November 2008 “Hard work spotlights the character of people: some turn up their sleeves, some turn up their noses, and some don’t turn up at all!” ---Sam Ewing TABLE OF CONTENTS . . . Animal Health Records .................................. Page 2 REMINDER - 2009 District & Jr. Round-Up Shows ..................................................... Page 2-3 2008 Mississippi State Fair Results ................. Page 4-21 2009 Dixie National Jr. Round-Up Schedule ..... Page 22 DATES TO REMEMBER . . . December 1 - Ownership deadline on hogs, beef breeding, dairy cattle & dairy goats for 2009 District & Junior Round-Up Shows December 3 - Deadline for entry/nomination for hogs, beef breeding, dairy cattle & dairy goats for 2009 District & Junior Round-Up Shows January 6-12 - Western National 4-H Round-Up, Denver January 9 - DEADLINE: Entries for Beef Grooming Contest, Premier Exhibitor Program, & applications for Dixie National Sale of Junior Champion Scholarships January 22-24 - NE District Livestock Show, Verona January 22-24 - NW District Livestock Show, Batesville January 23-25 - SE District Livestock Show, Hattiesburg January 26-28 - Delta District Livestock Show, Greenwood January 26-29 - SW District Livestock Show, Jackson January 29 – February 5 - Dixie National Junior Round-Up, Jackson

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November 2008

“Hard work spotlights the character of people:

some turn up their sleeves, some turn up their noses,

and some don’t turn up at all!” ---Sam Ewing

TABLE OF CONTENTS . . . Animal Health Records .................................. Page 2 REMINDER - 2009 District & Jr. Round-Up Shows ..................................................... Page 2-3 2008 Mississippi State Fair Results ................. Page 4-21 2009 Dixie National Jr. Round-Up Schedule ..... Page 22 DATES TO REMEMBER . . . December 1 - Ownership deadline on hogs, beef

breeding, dairy cattle & dairy goats for 2009 District & Junior Round-Up Shows

December 3 - Deadline for entry/nomination for hogs,

beef breeding, dairy cattle & dairy goats for 2009 District & Junior Round-Up Shows

January 6-12 - Western National 4-H Round-Up, Denver January 9 - DEADLINE: Entries for Beef Grooming Contest, Premier Exhibitor Program, & applications for Dixie National Sale of Junior Champion Scholarships January 22-24 - NE District Livestock Show, Verona January 22-24 - NW District Livestock Show, Batesville January 23-25 - SE District Livestock Show, Hattiesburg January 26-28 - Delta District Livestock Show,

Greenwood January 26-29 - SW District Livestock Show, Jackson January 29 – February 5 - Dixie National Junior Round-Up, Jackson

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OFFICIAL HEALTH CERTIFICATE – REMINDER An Official Health Certificate with each animal identified will be required on all livestock showing at the 2009 Dixie

National Junior Round-Up. This includes all market animals, beef breeding cattle, commercial beef heifers, dairy cattle (purebred and commercial dairy heifers), dairy goats and commercial meat goat does. Because the market shows are non-terminal, all market animals must be accompanied with an official health certificate obtained from a veterinarian.

ANIMAL HEALTH RECORDS Any animal that is to be shown at the 2009 Dixie National Junior Round-Up must have a completed health record

listing all medications and treatments received within 60 days prior to the show. The completed health record on all market animals, commercial beef heifers, commercial meat goat does and commercial dairy heifers will be turned in to show management at weigh-in of the animals. Completed health records on beef breeding cattle and purebred dairy cattle will be turned in to show management at the check-in of registration papers.

REMINDER – 2009 DISTRICT AND JUNIOR ROUND-UP SHOWS!! ◆PURCHASING PROJECT ANIMALS FOR SPRING SHOWS

Spring shows will be here soon. Now is a good time to run a final survey of your 4-H’ers to determine if additional purchases are needed and to be locating them. The only ownership deadlines that have passed are for commercial beef heifers, steers, lambs and market goats. You still have until December 1st to purchase your hogs, beef breeding, dairy cattle commercial meat goat does and dairy goats. Ownership deadlines on project animals for spring shows are: Dairy Cattle December 1 Hogs December 1 Dairy Goats December 1 Beef Breeding December 1 Commercial Meat Goat Does December 1

◆CATTLE REGISTRATION PAPERS FOR JUNIOR SHOWS Double check registration papers on breeding beef and purebred dairy to be sure they are in proper

order. Now is the time to correct any problems. Remember that papers must be in the 4-H’ers name only. Farm names or joint ownership with adults are not acceptable. DON’T ASSUME THAT EVERYTHING IS RIGHT – CHECK!! Papers may be in multiple siblings’ names provided they are all 18 years of age or younger.

◆ENTRIES FOR DISTRICT & ROUND-UP SHOWS

Now is the time to be getting your entries in order. All market swine, beef breeding, dairy cattle, dairy goat, commercial meat goat doe and showmanship entries must be entered on the Extension Intranet by December 3, 2008. Counties will make all entries through the livestock intranet entry program developed by John Giesemann. All original nomination forms must be sent to the ADS Office along with a printout of all entries with the signature of the person in your county with 4-H Livestock responsibilities verifying that all entries are complete and accurate. These forms must be postmarked by December 3rd.

◆STEERS, COMMERCIAL BEEF HEIFERS, COMMERCIAL DAIRY HEIFERS, MARKET GOATS AND COMMERCIAL MEAT GOAT DOES

Double check with your 4-H’ers who are exhibiting steers, commercial beef heifers, commercial dairy heifers, market goats and commercial meat goat does about horns. All commercial beef heifers, steers, market goats and commercial meat goat does showing at the District and Round-Up Shows must be polled or dehorned, with no scurs or regrowth to exceed 1½ inches above the skin. All commercial dairy heifers must be dehorned. Too often with a poor job of dehorning, regrowth may occur. Now is the time to take off the horns or any regrowth to allow for proper healing.

Registered heifers are not eligible for the commercial heifer shows.

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◆HOGS SHOWING AT 2009 DISTRICT AND ROUND-UP SHOWS All market hogs for the 2009 District and Round-Up Shows must be nominated and ear tagged by the

time of online entry. Below are the deadlines for market hogs:

December 1, 2008 - Market hog ownership deadline for 2009 District & Round-Up Shows December 3, 2008 - On-line Market hog entry/nomination due for 2009 District & Round-Up Shows

Nomination Process for Hogs- What you must submit for each hog nominated:

1. Mail individual nomination form for each hog to ADS Department. Each nomination form must be completed (PO Box address is not acceptable for physical location of an animal) and signed by the exhibitor, parent, and supervising Extension Agent or Vo-Ag Advisor.

2. Official ear tag number – each hog must be tagged with official ear tag for 2009 prior to nomination deadline.

3. Submit county entries through the Extension Intranet website (should be available by mid-November 2008).

4. Keep a hard copy of your entries for your files.

Please let hog exhibitors know about these dates and double check with them to be sure your records are in order and that all market hogs are properly entered. Do not send us nomination forms after deadline date. Please do not wait until the last day to take care of this business.

Order form for hog tags and nomination forms for hogs were sent to you earlier. If you failed to get this material, please call my office. County Extension Agents or Vo-Ag Advisors must make nominations of hogs for exhibitors under their supervision.

All hogs must be ear tagged (by December 3rd) and nomination forms must be returned to the MSU Animal and Dairy Sciences Department by December 3, 2008.

Each hog must have an individually completed nomination form including breed information and signature of the exhibitor, parent, and Extension Agent/Vo-Ag Advisor.

◆EXHIBITOR’S AGE FOR DISTRICT LIVESTOCK SHOWS & DIXIE NATIONAL JUNIOR ROUND-UP

Remember that exhibitor’s age will be 8 –18 years of age as of December 31, 2008. Agents/Advisors have the responsibility to see that all exhibitors are of the proper age.

VOLUNTEER LEADERS MUST BE CERTIFIED VOLUNTEER LEADERS WHO MAY BE HELPING YOUR 4-H’ERS GROOM ANIMALS MUST BE MISSISSIPPI

RESIDENTS AND OFFICIALLY CERTIFIED VOLUNTEER LEADERS OF THE 4-H PROGRAM IN MISSISSIPPI. This means you must submit the names of these volunteers to the ADS Department (Elwanda Shook). Be sure to list the volunteer leaders who will be assisting your 4-H’ers with animals at the show. All parents that assist with animals should be signed up as volunteers.

REMINDER: 4-H/FFA MEMBERS MUST BE ETHICS CERTIFIED TO SHOW LIVESTOCK!! The 2009 District and Dixie National Junior Round-Up livestock shows will be here soon and the Mississippi

Livestock Quality Assurance training for all exhibitors, parents or guardians, and volunteers must be completed by December 1, 2008. When performing this training, remember to administer the pre- and posttests and mail them to Dr. Michael Newman. CD’s were mailed to each county and given to FFA Advisors in July. Code of Conduct Forms are to be requested from ADS.

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▶2008 MISSISSIPPI STATE FAIR RESULTS The 2008 Mississippi State Fair junior livestock shows were outstanding and a showcase for the junior livestock program in Mississippi. Agents, leaders, parents, and exhibitors are to be commended on their fine cooperation and dedicated work put into this event to make it successful. Congratulations! Look at the figures below to see the number of State Fair Livestock exhibits in recent years.

Contest 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Beef Breeding 733 700 620 510 461 395 314 407 423 373 Commercial Beef Heifers 188 169 158 161 152 148 119 134 130 117 Steers 114 117 104 96 103 91 63 89 73 77 Lambs 373 343 257 270 276 300 263 237 211 195 Swine 49 53 58 60 99 61 82 52 59 42 Market Goats - - - - 96 91 118 184 269 172 Commercial Meat Goat Does - - - - - - - - - 74 Dairy Goats - - - - - - - 86 121 108 Purebred Dairy Animals 150 148 151 186 186 168 152 175 172 144 Commercial Dairy Heifers - 15 16 31 24 26 31 26 30 26 TOTAL Animals Shown 1607 1545 1364 1314 1397 1280 1142 1390 1488 1328 Shepherd Award 2 2 2 1 5 1 2 1 2 1 Pretty Cow Contest 17 17 23 28 26 14 11 14 15 13 Dairy Cow Sweetheart 8 11 13 18 17 11 8 4 3 6 Dairy Goat Sweetheart 7 6 3 4 12 5 8 4 4 4 Meat Goat Princess - - - - 19 8 8 11 12 14 Market Goat Quiz Bowl - - - - 23 12 3 28 44 34 Market Goat Judging - - - - 31 22 28 29 46 31 4-H Livestock Judging - 61 47 33 20 27 22 29 28 42 Jr. Dairy Cattle Quiz Bowl - - - - - - - 8 12 6 GRAND TOTAL Participation 1658 1657 1467 1407 1550 1380 1232 1518 1654 1479

BREAKDOWN OF THE BREEDS FOR THE FOLLOWING SPECIES: BEEF BREEDING BEEF COMMERCIAL HEIFERS Angus 73 Brahman & Brahman Crosses 49 Beefmaster 24 English & English Crosses 37 Brahman 26 European & European Crosses 31 Brangus 22 117 Charolais 17 Gelbvieh 9 LAMBS Hereford 38 Crosses 68 Limousin 12 Dorsets & Other Breeds 4 Other Breeds 30 Hampshire 44 Red Angus 11 Oxford 11 Santa Gertrudis 28 Shropshire 18 Shorthorn 16 Suffolk 50 Simbrah 18 195 Simmental 49 373 STEERS MARKET HOGS PROSPECTS: Trad. Slick Lightweight 14 Brahman & Brahman Crosses 4 8 Middleweight 15 English & English Crosses 6 2 Heavyweight 13 European & European Crosses 9 2 42 DAIRY PROGRESS: Ayrshire 9 Brahman & Brahman Crosses 4 4 Brown Swiss 4 English & English Crosses 5 6 Guernsey 10 European & European Crosses 13 14 Holstein 66 41 36 Jersey 55

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COMMERCIAL DAIRY HEIFERS DAIRY GOATS Shown by Weight 30 Alpine Sr. Doe 14 Jr. Doe 23 MARKET GOATS Lightweight 44 AOP Sr. Doe 7 Mediumweight 47 Jr. Doe 8 Light Heavyweight 47 Heavyweight 34 G & RG Sr. Doe 7 172 Jr. Doe 15 COMMERCIAL MEAT GOAT DOES LaMancha Sr. Doe 3 Lightweight 20 Jr. Doe 4 Mediumweight 20 Light Heavyweight 19 Nubian Sr. Doe 3 Heavyweight 15 Jr. Doe 6 74 Oberhasli Sr. Doe 9 Jr. Doe 9 108 BELOW IS A REPORT ON NUMBER OF YOUTH AND NUMBER OF EXHIBITORS FOR THE VARIOUS SHOWS AT THE STATE FAIR:

Show

4-H Youth

4-H Animals

FFA Youth

FFA Animals

Total Youth

Total Animals

Beef Breeding 154 270 69 103 223 373 Commercial Beef Heifers 79 86 34 31 103 117 Steers 41 44 34 33 75 77 Lambs 79 184 11 11 90 195 Hogs 24 39 4 3 28 42 Dairy Cattle 56 143 1 1 57 144 Commercial Dairy Heifers 14 19 4 7 18 26 Market Goats 84 117 30 55 114 172 Commercial Meat Goat Does 41 44 23 30 64 74 Dairy Goats 29 108 0 0 29 108 TOTALS 601 1054 210 274 811 1328

BEEF BREEDING

ANGUS Champion Heifer Morgan Lawrence Panola 4-H Reserve Champion Heifer Trey Donahoe Sunflower 4-H Champion Bull Kody Miller Smith 4-H Reserve Champion Bull Trey Donahoe Sunflower 4-H BEEFMASTER Champion Heifer Mackenzie Byrd Greene 4-H Reserve Champion Heifer Anna Byrd Greene 4-H Champion Bull Baylee Green Scott 4-H Reserve Champion Bull Kaitlyn Lott Greene 4-H BRAHMAN Champion Heifer Kyle Towles Amite 4-H Reserve Champion Heifer Sidney Ladner Pearl River 4-H Champion Bull Sydney Haley Lincoln 4-H Reserve Champion Bull Kyle Towles Amite 4-H

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BRANGUS Champion Heifer Elee Mitchell Alcorn 4-H Reserve Champion Heifer Tracy Johnson Madison FFA Champion Bull Lee Ann Johnson Madison 4-H Reserve Champion Bull Heather Waldrop Madison 4-H CHAROLAIS Champion Heifer Prentiss/Maggie Smith Lincoln 4-H Reserve Champion Heifer Blaise Holder Covington 4-H Champion Bull Prentiss/Maggie Smith Lincoln 4-H Reserve Champion Bull Rebecca Ann Lee Brooklyn FFA GELBVIEH Champion Heifer Jennifer Newcomb Panola 4-H Reserve Champion Heifer Whitnie Thompson Panola 4-H Champion Bull Bailey Holland Panola 4-H Reserve Champion Bull Taylor Robertson Panola 4-H HEREFORD Champion Heifer Cody Dimberg Tallahatchie 4-H Reserve Champion Heifer Chelsie Dobbins Forrest 4-H Champion Bull Katie/Gary Mack Mitchell Alcorn 4-H Reserve Champion Bull Gary Mack Mitchell Alcorn 4-H LIMOUSIN Champion Heifer Ethan Hodges Greene FFA Reserve Champion Heifer Cheyenne Ladner Pearl River 4-H Champion Bull Ethan Hodges Greene FFA Reserve Champion Bull Ty Ladner Pearl River 4-H OTHER BREEDS Champion Heifer Chelsea Adams Marion 4-H Reserve Champion Heifer Anna Cascio Seminary FFA Champion Bull Kody/Kash Miller Smith 4-H Reserve Champion Bull Bailey Folkes Seminary FFA RED ANGUS Champion Heifer LeAnn Boyles Scott 4-H Reserve Champion Heifer Bobbie Jo Warren Mendenhall FFA Champion Bull Todd/Sarah/John Dupre Simpson 4-H Reserve Champion Bull LeAnn Boyles Scott 4-H SANTA GERTRUDIS Champion Heifer CeeCee Montgomery Pontotoc 4-H Reserve Champion Heifer Candice Killebrew Hinds 4-H Champion Bull Will Clay Madison 4-H Reserve Champion Bull Robert Blaine Hinds 4-H SHORTHORN Champion Heifer Bonnie Tartt Lauderdale 4-H Reserve Champion Heifer Kayla Williams Clarke 4-H Champion Bull Bonnie Tartt Lauderdale 4-H Reserve Champion Bull Colton Knight Smith 4-H

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SIMBRAH Champion Heifer Taylor Madden Seminary FFA Reserve Champion Heifer Tucker Thrash Covington 4-H Champion Bull Josie Robertson Jones 4-H Reserve Champion Bull Alan Smith Pearl River 4-H SIMMENTAL Champion Heifer Alan Smith Pearl River 4-H Reserve Champion Heifer Chelsea Adams Marion 4-H Champion Bull Lauren Harrison Lauderdale 4-H/West Lauderdale FFA Reserve Champion Bull Dillon Goss Pearl River 4-H SUPREME CHAMPION BULL Kody/Kash Miller Smith 4-H SUPREME CHAMPION HEIFER Ethan Hodges Greene FFA

COMMERCIAL BEEF HEIFERS BRAHMAN AND BRAHMAN CROSSES Champion Shelby Walters Jones 4-H Reserve Champion Patricia Braddock Jones 4-H ENGLISH AND ENGLISH CROSSES Champion Kody/Kash Miller Smith 4-H Reserve Champion Jacob Manning Forrest 4-H EUROPEAN AND EUROPEAN CROSSES Champion Seth Maxie Forrest 4-H Reserve Champion Roxie Cooper Leflore 4-H SUPREME CHAMPION Kody/Kash Miller Smith 4-H RESERVE SUPREME CHAMPION Shelby Walters Jones 4-H

BEEF SHOWMANSHIP (295 Exhibitors)

Age 8 Age 9

1. Gabrielle Simpson Mantachie FFA 1. Anna Wagster Mantachie FFA 2. Ty Reeves Leake 4-H 2. Tyler Russell Smith 4-H 3. Will Watts Lincoln FFA 3. Bryce Overby Smith 4-H 4. Sean Middleton Taylorsville FFA 4. Kash Miller Smith 4-H 5. Tucker Thrash Covington 4-H 5. Kaitlyn Lott Greene 4-H 6. Wesley Bryant Simpson 4-H 6. Courtney Lum Scott 4-H 7. Chris McGregory Panola 4-H 7. Joey Swinney Attala 4-H 8. Kyle Dillon Scott 4-H 8. Emily Vowell Taylorsville FFA 9. Chance Robinson Panola 4-H 9. Colt Chrestman Oktibbeha 4-H 10. Shelby Ladner Pearl River 4-H 10. Rachel Harris Pearl River 4-H

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Age 10 Age 11

1. Sidney Ladner Pearl River 4-H 1. Kody Miller Smith 4-H 2. Anna Byrd Greene 4-H 2. Devin Hedgepeth Pearl River 4-H 3. Anna Cascio Seminary FFA 3. Dalton Hedgepeth Pearl River 4-H 4. Kynsadion Strange Copiah 4-H 4. Baylee Green Scott 4-H 5. Alexandra Pittman Forrest 4-H 5. Bailey Holder Covington 4-H 6. Will Clay Madison 4-H 6. Molly Swinney Attala 4-H 7. Haley Dye Forrest 4-H 7. Thomas Nazary Leake 4-H 8. Mark Wagnon NE Jones FFA 8. Kollin Davis Independence FFA 9. Braxton Thompson Lincoln 4-H 9. Chip Gibson Lee 4-H 10. Jacob Carpenter Tippah 4-H 10. Taylor Madden Seminary FFA

Age 12 Age 13 1. Jessica Smith Pearl River 4-H 1. Miranda Stevens Union 4-H 2. Natalie McCormick Pearl River 4-H 2. Derek Huffman Magee FFA 3. Jacob Manning Forrest 4-H 3. Meagan Thrash Seminary FFA/Covington 4-H4. Robbie Broadhead Seminary FFA/Covington 4-H 4. Hayden Smith Pearl River 4-H 5. Morgan Howe Stone 4-H 5. Lane Gandy Seminary FFA 6. Joshua Blanchet Pearl River 4-H 6. Drew Wagster Mantachie FFA 7. Laney Frasier Carthage FFA 7. Todd Dupre, Jr. Simpson 4-H 8. Carey Haley Lincoln 4-H 8. Evins Wilbourn Hinds 4-H 9. Dillon Holland Panola 4-H 9. Robert Swinney Attala 4-H 10. Cheyenne Ladner Pearl River 4-H 10. Traylor Jackson Lawrence FFA

Age 14 Age 15 1. Lexi Overby Smith 4-H 1. Seth Maxie Forrest 4-H 2. Michael Buckley Seminary FFA 2. Danielle Welch Simpson FFA 3. Ty Ladner Pearl River 4-H 3. Shelby Steede George 4-H 4. Tucker Wagner Lauderdale 4-H/W. Lauderdale FFA 4. Ashton Gandy Tippah 4-H 5. Andrew Moore Mantachie FFA 5. Nicole Nazary Carthage FFA 6. Cody Sumrall Lincoln FFA 6. Ryan Hollis Union 4-H 7. LeAnn Boyles Scott 4-H 7. Cody Madke Newton 4-H 8. Mitchell Russell Smith 4-H 8. Haleigh Johnson Mize FFA 9. Aaron Tucker Carthage FFA 9. Zach Fleming Pike 4-H 10. Shelby Walters NE Jones FFA 10. LeeAnn Johnson Madison 4-H

Age 16 Age 17 1. Alan Smith Pearl River 4-H 1. Chelsea Adams Marion 4-H 2. Ethan Hodges Greene FFA 2. Bailey Sumrall Lincoln FFA 3. Bonnie Tartt Lauderdale 4-H 3. Brandon Thrash Seminary FFA/Covington 4-H4. Jennifer Newcomb Panola 4-H 4. Kendall Tanner Jones 4-H 5. Cody Britt Sunflower 4-H 5. Morgan McDowell Sunflower 4-H 6. Heather Waldrop Madison 4-H 6. Preston Hebert Lincoln 4-H 7. Leeann Smith Seminary FFA 7. Jeremy Legendre Lincoln 4-H 8. Stephen Ladner Pearl River 4-H 8. Brooke Thomas Taylorsville FFA 9. Trey Donahoe Sunflower 4-H 9. Kristin Brown Forrest 4-H 10. Christopher Sherman Stone 4-H 10. Kinsley Easterling South Jones FFA

Age 18 1. Patricia Braddock Jones 4-H 2. Wyatt Herrington Jones 4-H 3. Zach Brower Calhoun 4-H 4. Jeremy Kirkland Forrest 4-H/Petal FFA 5. Anna Cox Tippah 4-H 6. Kyle Towles Amite 4-H

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▶HERDSMEN’S AWARDS – Junior Beef Division 1. Hinds County 2. Lee County

3. Pearl River County

STEERS

TRADITIONAL SLICK GROOMED SHEARED

PROSPECT Champion Chelsie Dobbins, Forrest 4-H Traylor Jackson, Lawrence FFA English & Cross Res Champion Lexi/Bryce Overby, Smith 4-H Josh/William Bradshaw, South Jones FFA English & Cross Champion Kaitlyn Hammons, Raleigh FFA Jeremy/Benjamin Kirkland, Forrest 4-H European & Cross Res Champion Kayla/Tyler Williams, Clarke 4-H Tyler Hannis, Lawrence FFA European & Cross Champion Brahman Lakan Guelker, Seminary FFA Kinsley Easterling, South Jones FFA

Brahman & Cross Res Champion Brittany Goode, NE Jones FFA Triston Shivers, Lawrence FFA Brahman & Cross Grand Champ Kaitlyn Hammons, Raleigh FFA Jeremy/Benjamin Kirkland, Forrest 4-H Prospect Res Champion Kayla/Tyler Williams, Clarke 4-H Traylor Jackson, Lawrence FFA Prospect PROGRESS Champion Wyatt/Wes Herrington, Jones 4-H Cassie St. Amant, Lincoln 4-H English & Cross Res Champion Jack/Jennifer Payne, Jasper 4-H Liz Hill, Montgomery 4-H English & Cross Champion Haley Dye, Forrest 4-H Bonnie Tartt, Lauderdale 4-H European & Cross Res Champion Bonnie Tartt, Lauderdale 4-H Aaron/Andrew Tucker, Carthage FFA European & Cross Champion Alexandra Pittman, Forrest 4-H Bonnie Tartt, Lauderdale 4-H Brahman & Cross Res Chamion Kayla/Tyler Williams, Clarke 4-H Taite Henson, Montgomery 4-H Brahman & Cross Grand Champion Haley Dye, Forrest 4-H Bonnie Tartt, Lauderdale 4-H Progress Res Champion Bonnie Tartt, Lauderdale 4-H Bonnie Tartt, Lauderdale 4-H Progress

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LAMBS CROSSBRED Champion Colby/Marley Gill Hinds 4-H Reserve Champion Robyn/Tyler/John Ryan Soignier Hinds 4-H State Bred Champion Colby/Marley Gill Hinds 4-H Res. State Bred Champion Robyn/Tyler/John Ryan Soignier Hinds 4-H DORSET & OTHER BREEDS Champion Grant/Savannah Stevens Rankin 4-H Reserve Champion Anna Beth Mayhugh Lawrence 4-H State Bred Champion Adrian Robertson Smith 4-H Res. State Bred Champion ------------------------- ----------- HAMPSHIRE Champion Cecelia Shipp Yazoo 4-H Reserve Champion Colby/Marley Gill Hinds 4-H State Bred Champion Colby/Marley Gill Hinds 4-H Res. State Bred Champion Grant/Savannah Stevens Rankin 4-H OXFORD Champion Anna Beth Mayhugh Lawrence 4-H Reserve Champion Colby/Marley Gill Hinds 4-H State Bred Champion Benjamin Holifield Jones 4-H Res. State Bred Champion Anna Beth Mayhugh Lawrence 4-H SHROPSHIRE Champion Robyn/Tyler/John Ryan Soignier Hinds 4-H Reserve Champion Marley/Jace McCardle Copiah 4-H State Bred Champion Robyn/Tyler/John Ryan Soignier Hinds 4-H Res. State Bred Champion Haley Middleton Raleigh FFA SUFFOLK Champion Robyn/Tyler/John Ryan Soignier Hinds 4-H Reserve Champion Elizabeth Beck Yazoo 4-H State Bred Champion Robyn/Tyler/John Ryan Soignier Hinds 4-H Res. State Bred Champion Colby/Marley Gill Hinds 4-H Grand Champion Robyn/Tyler/John Ryan Soignier Hinds 4-H Reserve Grand Champion Cecelia Shipp Yazoo 4-H State Bred Grand Champion Robyn/Tyler/John Ryan Soignier Hinds 4-H State Bred Res. Grand Champion Colby/Marley Gill Hinds 4-H

LAMB SHOWMANSHIP

(80 Exhibitors)

Age 8 Age 9 1. Sean Middleton Taylorsville FFA 1. Savannah Stevens Rankin 4-H 2. Adam Dean DeSoto 4-H 2. Joshua Wood Rankin 4-H 3. Benjamin Brasher Tallahatchie 4-H 3. Ava Waller Hinds 4-H 4. Jordan Ennis DeSoto 4-H 4. Mack Crocker Simpson 4-H 5. Myleah Elise Woods Hinds 4-H 5. Alex Thornton Copiah 4-H 6. John Digby Tallahatchie 4-H 6. Lindsey Douglas Tallahatchie 4-H 7. Madyson Gibson Scott 4-H 7. Bethany Davis Tate 4-H 8. Katie Foreman Smith 4-H 8. Faith Hannah Raleigh FFA 9. Adam Hannah Raleigh FFA 10. Patricia Davis Tate 4-H

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Age 10 Age 11

1. Cassidy Wood Rankin 4-H 1. Grant Stevens Rankin 4-H 2. Tyler Soignier Hinds 4-H 2. Benjamin Holifield Jones 4-H 3. William Christiansen Oktibbeha 4-H 3. Adrian Robertson Smith 4-H 4. Jennifer Payne Jasper 4-H 4. Elizabeth Hey Leflore 4-H 5. Mildred Waller Hinds 4-H 5. Makayla Scott Tate 4-H 6. Kimberly Moody Jasper 4-H 6. William Davis Tate 4-H 7. Casey Middleton Taylorsville FFA 8. Callie Kerr Sharkey 4-H

Age 12 Age 13 1. Alexandra Brasher Tallahatchie 4-H 1. Haley Middleton Raleigh FFA 2. Madeline Waller Hinds 4-H 2. Brady Chambley Montgomery 4-H 3. Davey Robinson Smith 4-H 3. Anna Beth Mayhugh Lawrence 4-H 4. Hailey Lamb DeSoto 4-H 4. Matthew Christiansen Oktibbeha 4-H 5. Justin Winningham Simpson 4-H 5. Jace McCardle Copiah 4-H 6. Tori Davis Tate 4-H 6. Robert Waller Hinds 4-H 7. Mark Bryant Hinds 4-H 7. Josh Smith Smith 4-H 8. Dee-Ivy Franklin Bruce FFA 9. Rachel Wilson Rankin 4-H 10. Joseph Hey Leflore 4-H

Age 14 Age 15 1. Robyn Soignier Hinds 4-H 1. Marley McCardle Copiah 4-H 2. Alex Gilreath Raleigh FFA 2. Brian Layton Simpson 4-H 3. Lauren DeMuth Hinds 4-H 3. Cy Carter Scott 4-H 4. Marley Gill Hinds 4-H 4. Jessica Davis Tate 4-H 5. Pate DeMuth Hinds 4-H 5. Jessica Wilson Rankin 4-H 6. Katy Penney Lee 4-H 6. Brookelyn Taylor Simpson 4-H

Age 16 Ages 17-18 1. Jack Payne DeSoto 4-H 1. Elizabeth Beck Yazoo 4-H 2. Cecelia Shipp Yazoo 4-H 2. Amanda Layton Simpson 4-H 3. Elizabeth Griffith Simpson 4-H 3. Anne Marie Pevey DeSoto 4-H 4. Colton Smith Lincoln 4-H 4. Kristin Taylor Simpson 4-H 5. Trey Davis DeSoto 4-H ▶OUTSTANDING SHEPHERD AWARD

1. Scott County

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MARKET SWINE

Champion Lightweight Kamryn Otts, Bolivar 4-H Res. Champion Lightweight Willetta Clinton, Forrest 4-H MS Bred Champion Kamryn Otts, Bolivar 4-H MS Bred Reserve Champion Willetta Clinton, Forrest 4-H Champion Middleweight Jacob Manning, Forrest 4-H Res. Champion Middleweight Samantha Tucker, Forrest 4-H MS Bred Champion Samantha Tucker, Forrest 4-H MS Bred Reserve Champion Haley/Corey Shamblin/Drew Tatum, Bolivar 4-H Champion Heavyweight Samantha Tucker, Forrest 4-H Res. Champion Heavyweight Jacob Manning, Forrest 4-H MS Bred Champion Lydia June/Coates Hinton, Jasper 4-H MS Bred Reserve Champion Samantha Tucker, Forrest 4-H Grand Champion Jacob Manning, Forrest 4-H Res. Grand Champion Samantha Tucker, Forrest 4-H MS Bred Grand Champion Samantha Tucker, Forrest 4-H MS Bred Reserve Grand Champion Kamryn Otts, Bolivar 4-H

SWINE SHOWMANSHIP

(30 Exhibitors)

Age 8-9 Age 10-11 1. Quamead Stewart Copiah 4-H 1. Frederick Stewart Copiah 4-H 2. Kamryn Otts Bolivar 4-H 2. Kynsadion Strange Copiah 4-H 3. Laura Mathis Clarke 4-H 3. Kris Smith Copiah 4-H 4. Jasson Jeronimo Copiah 4-H 5. Lydia Hinton Jasper 4-H 6. Corey Shamblin Bolivar 4-H

Age 12-13 Age 14-15 1. Drew Tatum Bolivar 4-H 1. Willetta Clinton Forrest 4-H 2. Dy-Celious Reese Copiah 4-H 2. Taylor Scott Lee 4-H 3. Jacob Manning Forrest 4-H 3. Haley Shamblin Bolivar 4-H 4. Cody Bridges Perry FFA 5. Tray Tucker Forrest 4-H

Age 16-18 1. Kelsey Long Humphreys 4-H 2. Corey Wince Copiah 4-H 3. Samantha Tucker Forrest 4-H 4. Sarah Hinton Jasper 4-H 5. Camela Shows Petal FFA 6. Chris Shows Petal FFA 7. Sidney Cawthorn Copiah 4-H 8. Phillip Bridges Perry FFA

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DAIRY AYRSHIRE Junior Champion Olivia Frazier Pontotoc 4-H Reserve Junior Champion Chris Shaw Pearl River 4-H Senior Champion Luke Shaw Pearl River 4-H Reserve Senior Champion Luke Shaw Pearl River 4-H Grand Champion Luke Shaw Pearl River 4-H Reserve Grand Champion Luke Shaw Pearl River 4-H BROWN SWISS Junior Champion -------------- --------------- Reserve Junior Champion -------------- --------------- Senior Champion Morgan Jones Pontotoc 4-H Reserve Senior Champion -------------- --------------- Grand Champion -------------- --------------- Reserve Grand Champion -------------- --------------- GUERNSEY Junior Champion Audrie/Hannah/Ashlyn Foster Pontotoc 4-H Reserve Junior Champion Morgan Jones Pontotoc 4-H Senior Champion Luke Shaw Stone 4-H Reserve Senior Champion Audrie/Hannah/Ashlyn Foster Pontotoc 4-H Grand Champion Luke Shaw Stone 4-H Reserve Grand Champion Audrie/Hannah/Ashlyn Foster Pontotoc 4-H HOLSTEIN Junior Champion Gus Brand Monroe 4-H Reserve Junior Champion Kaitlyn Hardin Pontotoc 4-H Senior Champion Marley/Jace McCardle Copiah 4-H Reserve Senior Champion Cody Ladner Tate 4-H Grand Champion Marley/Jace McCardle Copiah 4-H Reserve Grand Champion Cody Ladner Tate 4-H JERSEY Junior Champion John McReynolds, III Oktibbeha 4-H Reserve Junior Champion Lee Brand Monroe 4-H Senior Champion Ray Drane Copiah 4-H Reserve Senior Champion William Kazery Hinds 4-H Grand Champion Ray Drane Copiah 4-H Reserve Grand Champion William Kazery Hinds 4-H JUNIOR COMMERCIAL DAIRY HEIFER SHOW Grand Champion Heifer Jeff Barham Tate 4-H Reserve Grand Champion Heifer Clint Walker Newton 4-H

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DAIRY SHOWMANSHIP (58 Exhibitors)

Ages 8-9 Ages 10-11

1. Rachel Harris Pearl River 4-H 1. Hannah Foster Pontotoc 4-H 2. Garner Holcomb Pontotoc 4-H 2. Collin Wall Oktibbeha 4-H 3. John Seal Pearl River 4-H 3. Chris Shaw Pearl River 4-H 4. Sandy Garner Chickasaw 4-H 4. John McReynolds Oktibbeha 4-H 5. Lee Brand Monroe 4-H 5. Carlie Smith Pearl River 4-H 6. Gracie Smith Pearl River 4-H 6. Ashlyn Foster Pontotoc 4-H 7. Ray Drane Copiah 4-H 7. Cole Beason Neshoba 4-H 8. Katherine Rowlen Webster 4-H 8. Audrey Carmichael Newton 4-H 9. Kayla Bond Pearl River 4-H 10. Craig Nicholson Newton 4-H

Ages 12-13 Ages 14-15 1. Will Gibson Newton 4-H 1. Morgan Jones Pontotoc 4-H 2. Katelyn Nicholson Newton 4-H 2. Marley McCardle Copiah 4-H 3. Jace McCardle Copiah 4-H 3. Cody Ladner Tate 4-H 4. Madison Hardin Pontotoc 4-H 4. Jace Conerly Walthall 4-H 5. Jessica Smith Pearl River 4-H 5. Clint Wall Oktibbeha 4-H 6. Erin Seal Pearl River 4-H 6. Will Brand Monroe 4-H 7. Lauren Smith Pearl River 4-H 7. Tori Sowell Tate 4-H 8. Samantha Williams Pontotoc 4-H 8. Cody Maske Newton 4-H 9. Hannah Marien Pearl River 4-H 9. Clint Walker Newton 4-H 10. Annalea Munn Pontotoc 4-H 10. Jeff Barham Tate 4-H

Ages 16-18 1. Paige Nicholson Newton 4-H 2. Jamie Butler Newton 4-H 3. Katie Booth Chickasaw 4-H 4. Gus Brand Monroe 4-H 5. Luke Shaw Pearl River 4-H 6. Angela Miller Hinds 4-H 7. Olivia Frazier Pontotoc 4-H 8. Joel Lee Stone 4-H 9. Thomas Kazery Hinds 4-H 10. Andrew Burkes Walthall 4-H JUNIOR 4-H DAIRY QUIZ BOWL Team Individual 1. Pontotoc County 1 – Garner Holcomb, Madison Hardin 1. Madison Hardin, Pontotoc 4-H 2. Pontotoc County 2 – Hannah Foster, Annalea Munn 2. Annalea Munn, Pontotoc 4-H 3. Pontotoc County 3 – Ashlyn Foster, Jamie Bryant 3. Garner Holcomb, Pontotoc 4-H COUNTY HERD 1. Hinds Jerseys 2. Monroe Holsteins 3. Oktibbeha Jerseys 4. Pearl River Jerseys 5. Pontotoc Jerseys 6. Pontotoc Guernseys

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PRETTY COW CONTEST 1. Kathrine Rowlen, Webster County 2. Colin Wall, Oktibbeha County 3. Emma Garner, Chickasaw County HERDSMEN’S AWARD – Junior Dairy Division 1. Copiah County 2. Pontotoc County 3. Newton County DAIRY CATTLE SWEETHEART CONTEST Junior Sweetheart Jessica Smith Pearl River 4-H OUTSTANDING JERSEY JUNIOR GIRL Rachel Harris, Pearl River County OUTSTANDING JERSEY JUNIOR BOY Colin Wall, Oktibbeha County OUTSTANDING JERSEY SENIOR BOY Andrew Burkes, Walthall County OUTSTANDING HOLSTEIN JUNIOR GIRL Rachel Harris, Pearl River County OUTSTANDING HOLSTEIN SENIOR BOY Jace Conerly, Walthall County

MARKET GOAT

Champion Lightweight Carley Pettigrew, Nettleton FFA Res. Champion Lightweight Chance/Catherine Priddy, Sharkey 4-H State Bred Champion Carley Pettigrew, Nettleton FFA Reserve State Bred Champion Chance/Catherine Priddy, Sharkey 4-H Champion Middleweight Alex Sullivan, Smith 4-H Res. Champion Middleweight Anna Beth Mayhugh, Lawrence 4-H State Bred Champion Bailey Turbville, Madison 4-H Reserve State Bred Champion Megan/Lindsey Vance, Newton 4-H Champion Light Heavyweight Alex Sullivan, Smith 4-H Res. Champion Light Heavyweight Samantha Tucker, Forrest 4-H State Bred Champion Samantha Tucker, Forrest 4-H Reserve State Bred Champion Kyle Riley, Lawrence 4-H Champion Heavyweight Preston Hebert, Lincoln 4-H Reserve Champion Heavyweight Meagan Rousseau, Pike 4-H State Bred Champion Cade Turner, Lawrence FFA Reserve State Bred Champion Bailey Turbville, Madison 4-H Grand Champion Preston Hebert, Lincoln 4-H Reserve Grand Champion Meagan Rousseau, Pike 4-H State Bred Grand Champion Samantha Tucker, Forrest 4-H Reserve State Bred Grand Champion Kyle Riley, Lawrence 4-H

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MARKET GOAT SHOWMANSHIP

(107 Exhibitors)

Age 8 Age 9 1. Mikayla Shelton Calhoun 4-H 1. Bailey Massey Lafayette 4-H/FFA 2. Ben Killough Lee 4-H 2. Todd Harrell Calhoun 4-H 3. Faith Galloway Madison 4-H 3. Will Cornelius Nettleton FFA 4. Megan Vance Newton 4-H 4. Mary Reed Lafayette 4-H 5. Ty Reeves Leake 4-H 5. Kylee Killebrew Holmes 4-H 6. Wesley Bryant Simpson 4-H 6. C.J. Weddle Calhoun 4-H 7. Lyndsey Hill Montgomery 4-H 7. Trent Wilson Pike 4-H 8. Brett Kimzey Panola 4-H 8. Patrick Gowan Holmes 4-H 9. Wade Fiedler Attala 4-H 9. Lane Twiner Yazoo 4-H 10. Wyatt Aultman Lamar 4-H

Age 10 Age 11 1. Taylor Gatwood Forrest 4-H 1. Abbie Sullivan Simpson 4-H 2. Bailey Turbville Madison 4-H 2. Alexis Lott Pike 4-H 3. John Bishop Nettleton FFA 3. Ryan Killough Lee 4-H 4. Shelby Fowler Lawrence FFA 4. Logan Raines Union 4-H 5. Callie Kerr Sharkey 4-H 5. Harley Buchanan Lawrence FFA 6. Tucker Clinkscales Sharkey 4-H 6. Christina Mason Leflore 4-H 7. Tiffani Moody Benton 4-H 7. Taylor Wilson Pike 4-H 8. Nikki Merchant Holmes 4-H 8. Nicholas Webb Lafayette 4-H/FFA 9. Catherine Priddy Sharkey 4-H 9. J.T. Sullivan Sharkey 4-H 10. Lee Ann Courtney Sharkey 4-H

Age 12 Age 13 1. Davey Robinson Smith 4-H 1. Anna Beth Mayhugh Lawrence 4-H 2. Cade Turner Lawrence FFA 2. Natalie Sullivan Simpson 4-H 3. Mackenzie Ritchie Lincoln 4-H 3. Miranda Stevens Union 4-H 4. Kyle Riley Lawrence 4-H 4. Alex Sullivan Smith 4-H 5. Carleigh Orr Calhoun 4-H 5. Savanna Williams Lafayette 4-H/FFA 6. Breanna Moody Benton 4-H 6. Hunter Barefield Calhoun 4-H 7. Nicole Abrams Chickasaw 4-H 7. Alesa Taylor Lee 4-H 8. Tray Tucker Forrest 4-H 8. Kristen Bishop Nettleton FFA 9. Sarah Briscoe Lafayette 4-H/FFA 9. Ethan Pettigrew Nettleton FFA 10. Justin Adams Pike 4-H 10. Mary-Hooper Mason Leflore 4-H

Age 14 Age 15 1. Megan Rousseau Pike 4-H 1. Ryan Hollis Union 4-H 2. Ashley Kerr Sharkey 4-H 2. Jacy Vaughn Montgomery 4-H 3. Jacob Cobb Mendenhall FFA 3. Stephen Thweatt Lafayette 4-H/FFA 4. Joanna King Hinds 4-H 4. Brian Layton Simpson 4-H 5. Carley Pettigrew Nettleton FFA 5. Danielle Welch Simpson FFA 6. Allison Oakes Holmes 4-H 6. Shelby Steede George FFA 7. Taylor Causey Nettleton FFA 7. Sarah Turner Lamar 4-H 8. Errin Winningham Simpson 4-H 8. Julia Holland Nettleton FFA 9. Megan Ezell Rankin 4-H

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Age 16 Age 17-18 1. Angela Miller Hinds 4-H 1. Preston Hebert Lincoln 4-H 2. Kelby King Jasper 4-H 2. Mollie Ritchie Lincoln 4-H 3. Kaylon McCraney Scott 4-H 3. Samantha Tucker Forrest 4-H 4. Quin Sylvester Lawrence FFA 4. Shelly Sullivan Sharkey 4-H 5. Parker Orr Calhoun 4-H 5. Chad Parket West Jones FFA 6. Taylor King Hinds 4-H 6. J.J. Hitt Calhoun 4-H 7. Nolan Webb Lafayette 4-H/FFA 7. Shane Poole South Jones FFA 8. Matthew Hart Lincoln 4-H MEAT GOAT PRINCESS Junior Princess Kallie Kerr Sharkey 4-H Senior Princess Joanna King Hinds 4-H

COMMERCIAL MEAT GOAT DOES Champion Lightweight Megan/Lindsey Vance, Newton 4-H Res. Champion Lightweight Sarah Grace/Mabrey Briscoe, Lafayette 4-H/FFA State Bred Champion Megan/Lindsey Vance, Newton 4-H Reserve State Bred Champion Trent Wilson, Pike 4-H Champion Middleweight Davey Robinson, Smith 4-H Res. Champion Middleweight Jake McPhail, Lafayette 4-H/FFA State Bred Champion Davey Robinson, Smith 4-H Reserve State Bred Champion Ben/Ryan Killough, Lee 4-H Champion Light Heavyweight Tray Tucker, Forrest 4-H/Brooklyn FFA Res. Champion Light Heavyweight Alex Sullivan, Smith 4-H State Bred Champion Tray Tucker, Forrest 4-H/Brooklyn FFA Reserve State Bred Champion Alex Sullivan, Smith 4-H Champion Heavyweight Samantha Tucker, Forrest 4-H/Brooklyn FFA Reserve Champion Heavyweight Todd Harrell, Calhoun 4-H State Bred Champion Samantha Tucker, Forrest 4-H/Brooklyn FFA Reserve State Bred Champion Samantha Tucker, Forrest 4-H/Brooklyn FFA Grand Champion Samantha Tucker, Forrest 4-H/Brooklyn FFA Reserve Grand Champion Tray Tucker, Forrest 4-H/Brooklyn FFA State Bred Grand Champion Samantha Tucker, Forrest 4-H/Brooklyn FFA Reserve State Bred Grand Champion Tray Tucker, Forrest 4-H/Brooklyn FFA

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COMMERCIAL MEAT GOAT DOE SHOWMANSHIP (57 Exhibitors)

Age 8 Age 9

1. Lyndsey Hill Montgomery 4-H 1. Mary Reed Lafayette 4-H/FFA 2. Mikayla Shelton Calhoun 4-H/Bruce FFA 2. Will Cornelius Nettleton FFA 3. Megan Vance Newton 4-H 3. Trent Wilson Pike 4-H 4. Bailey Massey Lafayette 4-H/FFA 5. C.J. Weddle Calhoun 4-H 6. Kylee Killebrew Holmes 4-H 7. Todd Harrell Calhoun 4-H 8. Patrick Gowan Holmes 4-H 9. McCory Smith Lamar 4-H

Age 10 Age 11 1. Callie Kerr Sharkey 4-H 1. Jonathon Oliphant Scott 4-H 2. John Bishop Nettleton FFA 2. Taylor Wilson Pike 4-H 3. Nikki Merchant Holmes 4-H 3. Alexis Lott Pike 4-H 4. Tensley Taylor Lee 4-H 4. J.T. Sullivan Sharkey 4-H 5. Lee Ann Courtney Sharkey 4-H 5. Ryan Killough Lee 4-H 6. Mabrey Briscoe Lafayette 4-H/FFA 6. Nicholas Webb Lafayette 4-H/FFA 7. Scott Hill Attala 4-H

Age 12 Age 13 1. Davey Robinson Smith 4-H 1. Alesa Taylor Lee 4-H 2. Cade Turner Lawrence FFA 2. Savanna Williams Lafayette 4-H/FFA 3. Tray Tucker Forrest 4-H/Brooklyn FFA 3. Logan Dale Lamar 4-H 4. Carleigh Orr Calhoun 4-H/Vardaman FFA 4. Liz Hill Montgomery 4-H 5. Jake McPhail Lafayette 4-H/FFA 5. Kristen Bishop Nettleton FFA 6. Sarah Briscoe Lafayette 4-H/FFA 6. Drew Langford Nettleton FFA 7. Matthew Brown Nettleton FFA 7. Ethan Pettigrew Nettleton FFA 8. Landon Dale Lamar 4-H 9. Alex Sullivan Smith 4-H 10. Lindon Dale Lamar 4-H

Age 14 Age 15 1. Megan Rousseau Pike 4-H 1. Jacy Vaughn Montgomery 4-H 2. Carley Pettigrew Nettleton FFA 2. Stephen Thweatt Lafayette 4-H/FFA 3. Allison Oakes Holmes 4-H 3. Brian Layton Simpson 4-H 4. Megan Ezell Rankin 4-H

Age 16 Age 17-18 1. Angela Miller Hinds 4-H 1. Samantha Tucker Forrest 4-H 2. Quin Sylvester Lawrence FFA 2. Mollie Ritchie Lincoln 4-H 3. Nolan Webb Lafayette 4-H/FFA 3. J.J. Hitt Calhoun 4-H 4. Parker Orr Calhoun 4-H 4. Aaron Sullivan Sharkey 4-H

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DAIRY GOAT Champion Alpine Sr Doe Tim/Tory/Tyler Willis, DeSoto 4-H Res. Champion Alpine Sr Doe Joanna King, Hinds 4-H Champion AOP Sr Doe Micah Schneider, Pearl River 4-H Res. Champion APO Sr Doe Micah Schneider, Pearl River 4-H Champion Grades & Recorded Grades Sr Doe Jessica Wilkinson, Franklin 4-H Res. Champion Grades & Recorded Grades Sr Doe Hannah Miller, Hinds 4-H Champion LaMancha Sr Doe Alex Huff, Rankin 4-H Res. Champion LaMancha Sr Doe Andrew Huff, Rankin 4-H Champion Nubian Sr Doe Jarrett Pennington, Rankin 4-H Res. Champion Nubian Sr Doe Kayley Pennington, Rankin 4-H Champion Oberhasli Sr Doe Alex Huff, Rankin 4-H Res. Champion Oberhasli Sr Doe Andrew Huff, Rankin 4-H Best in Show Sr Doe Tim/Tory/Tyler Willis, DeSoto 4-H Reserve Best in Show Sr Doe Alex Huff, Rankin 4-H Best Udder in Show Tim/Tory/Tyler Willis, DeSoto 4-H Champion Alpine Jr Doe Austin/Lauren Showmaker, Rankin 4-H Res. Champion Alpine Jr Doe Tim/Tory/Tyler Willis, DeSoto 4-H Champion AOP Jr Doe Micah Schneider, Pearl River 4-H Res. Champion APO Jr Doe Ashton Planche, Amite 4-H Champion Grades & Recorded Grades Jr Doe Hannah Miller, Hinds 4-H Res. Champion Grades & Recorded Grades Jr Doe Hannah Miller, Hinds 4-H Champion LaMancha Jr Doe Alex Huff, Rankin 4-H Res. Champion LaMancha Jr Doe Jessica Wilkinson, Franklin 4-H Champion Nubian Jr Doe Jarrett Pennington, Rankin 4-H Res. Champion Nubian Jr Doe Cody Spriggs, Pike 4-H Champion Oberhasli Jr Doe David Huff, Rankin 4-H Res. Champion Oberhasli Jr Doe Taylor King, Hinds 4-H Best in Show Jr Doe Alex Huff, Rankin 4-H Reserve Best in Show Jr Doe Jarrett Pennington, Rankin 4-H

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DAIRY GOAT SHOWMANSHIP (27 Exhibitors)

Age 8-9 Age 10-11

1. Tory Rollins Warren 4-H 1. Shiloh Roberts Warren 4-H 2. Tim Willis DeSoto 4-H 2. Alexander Griffin Warren 4-H 3. Kalyn Cecil Tate 4-H 3. Mallary Little Rankin 4-H 4. Jarrett Pennington Rankin 4-H 5. Ashton Planche Amite 4-H

Age 12-13 Age 14-15 1. Hannah Miller Hinds 4-H 1. Tori Willis DeSoto 4-H 2. Tyler Willis DeSoto 4-H 2. Jessica Wilkinson Franklin 4-H 3. Alex Huff Rankin 4-H 3. David Huff Rankin 4-H 4. Andrew Huff Rankin 4-H 4. Allison Oakes Holmes 4-H 5. Kayley Pennington Rankin 4-H 5. Joanna King Hinds 4-H 6. Daniel Wicker Franklin 4-H 6. Cody Spriggs Pike 4-H 7. Tyler Dewitt Warren 4-H 7. Amanda Wicker Franklin 4-H 8. Austin Shoemaker Rankin 4-H

Age 16-18 1. Taylor King Hinds 4-H 2. Alana Cecil Tate 4-H 3. Micah Schneider Pearl River 4-H 4. Ava Gandy Forrest 4-H DAIRY GOAT SWEETHEART CONTEST Senior Sweetheart Joanna King Hinds 4-H ▶SENIOR STATE 4-H LIVESTOCK JUDGING CONTEST RESULTS The Senior State 4-H Livestock Judging Contest ran extremely smooth and those that assisted with the contests are to be commended. We had 42 contestants and 10 teams that competed in the 4-H Livestock Judging contest. Congratulations to the Hinds County team for winning the contest. This team will represent Mississippi at the Western National Roundup in Denver, CO, in January 2009. The top five teams and individual placings are as follows:

Teams Score

1. Hinds – Joanna King, Taylor King, Allison Guider, Angela Miller 1192 2. Oktibbeha – Hannah Miller, Wesley Burger, Ethan Willers, John Luke Thompson 1178 3. Covington – Joseph Speed, Brandon Thrash, Courtney Pickering, Michael Buckley 1136 4. Smith – Haleigh Johnson, Michael Grayson, Jeffrey Russell, Mitchell Russell 1132 5. Simpson – Amanda Layton, Brian Layton, Danielle Welch, Jacob Cobb 1122

Individual Score

1. Ethan Willers, Oktibbeha 414 2. Angela Miller, Hinds 405

3. Taylor King, Hinds 402 4. Luke Shaw, Pearl River 389 5. Amanda Layton, Simpson 388

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▶GOAT JUDGING CONTEST Junior Teams Score

1. Sharkey 2 –Shelby Holcomb, Marlee Anderson, Kallie Kerr 366 2. Lee 1 – Alesa Taylor, Kristen Bishop, John Bishop 333 3. Lee 3 – Tensley Taylor, Ryan Killough, Ben Killough 319 4. Lafayette 2 – Cody Ramage, Joseph Sills, Mabrey Briscoe 303 5. Lee 2 – Ethan Pettigrew, Matthew Brown, Will Cornelius 255

Junior Individuals Score

1. Kallie Kerr, Sharkey 134 2. Don Windham, Sharkey 122 3. Kristen Brown, Lee 121 4. Marlee Anderson, Sharkey 119 5. Will Cornelius, Lee 118

Senior Teams Score

1. Hinds – Joanna King, Angela Miller, Taylor King 434 Senior Individuals Score

1. Joanna King, Hinds 147 2. Angela Miller, Hinds 146 3. Taylor King, Hinds 141 4. Sarah Turner, Lamar 132 5. Stephen Thweatt, Lafayette 117

▶GOAT QUIZ BOWL The Goat Quiz Bowl conducted by the MSU Extension Service consisted of 26 individuals/13 teams in the junior contest and 8 individuals/4 teams in the senior contest. Below are the results of the competitions.

Junior Team Senior Team

1. Hinds/Rankin – Hannah Miller, Alex Huff 1. Hinds – Joanna King, Taylor King 2. Lee 1 – Alesa Taylor, Kristen Bishop 2. Lafayette 1 – Nolan Webb, Stephen Thweatt 3. Lafayette 1 – Nicholas Webb, Jack McPhail

▶2009 DIXIE NATIONAL JUNIOR ROUND-UP SCHEDULE Note that there are some significant changes to the 2009 Dixie National Junior Round-Up schedule. The schedule has been altered in an attempt to have 1) all beef breeding cattle show on a single day (Tuesday morning starting at 8:00 a.m. in the Coliseum); 2) a combined showmanship for goat exhibitors on Monday afternoon in the Judging Arena, starting 30 minutes after lamb showmanship (market goat exhibitors competing with commercial meat goat doe exhibitors); and 3) the market goat show start at 8:00 a.m. on Tuesday morning in the Swine Arena (Barn 6), running concurrently with the Commercial Beef Heifer/Beef Breeding Show in the Coliseum as well as the Market Lamb Show in the Judging Arena. These changes are necessary to allow for the fairgrounds to be prepared for the Sale of Champions, Junior Dairy Goat Show and open livestock shows later in the week.

Sincerely yours, Dean Jousan, Ph.D. Extension 4-H Livestock Specialist Box 9815 Mississippi State, MS 39762 [email protected] 662-325-2424

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2009 DIXIE NATIONAL JUNIOR ROUND-UP SCHEDULE

Thursday, January 29, 2009 1:00-6:00 p.m. Pens/Stalls assigned for early arriving dairy animals & market swine 1:00-6:00 p.m. Weigh and classify market swine – Swine Scales 6:00 p.m. Deadline for arrival of market swine Friday, January 30, 2009 8:00 a.m.-12:00 Noon Process dairy entries – Livestock Office 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Weigh & classify market swine – Swine Scales 11:00 a.m. Deadline for CORRECTIONS in Swine and Dairy Showmanship entries 11:00 a.m. Deadline for arrival of dairy animals 1:00-3:00 p.m. PREMIER DAIRY & SWINE EXHIBITORS CONTEST – Farmers Market 2:00-3:00 p.m. Weigh commercial dairy heifers 2:30 p.m. SENIOR 4-H DAIRY JUDGING CONTEST – Judging Arena 3:00 p.m. SWINE SHOWMANSHIP – Swine Arena Saturday, January 31, 2009 8:00 a.m. MARKET HOG SHOW (Barrow Show, Market Show) – Swine Arena 8:30 a.m. DAIRY SHOW (Showmanship, Purebreds, Commercial Dairy Heifers) – Judging Arena Note: All dairy cattle must be removed from barn at end of the show. 1:00-6:00 p.m. Stall assignments for early arriving beef animals (Assignments made by show manager) Sunday, February 1, 2009 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Arrival of beef breeding cattle 9:00 a.m. Devotional Service – Sales Arena (conducted by Cowboys for Christ) 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. PREMIER BEEF EXHIBITOR CONTEST – Expo Center 10:00-11:30 a.m. Weigh market steers – Barn 11 11:00 a.m. Deadline for arrival of market steers & commercial beef heifers 11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Weigh commercial beef heifers – Barn 11 1:00-6:00 p.m. Arrival of market lambs – (No lambs to arrive before 1:00 p.m.) 1:00-6:30 p.m. Process beef breeding entries – Livestock Office 1:30 p.m. INDIVIDUAL BEEF GROOMING CONTEST – Judging Arena

TEAM BEEF GROOMING CONTEST (immediately after Individual Contest) – Judging Arena 6:00 p.m. Deadline for arrival of beef breeding animals 6:30 p.m. Deadline for CORRECTIONS in beef showmanship entries Monday, February 2, 2009 7:30-10:00 a.m. Weigh market lambs – Barn 7 8:00 a.m. MARKET STEER SHOWS – Coliseum (Slick Sheared followed by Traditional Groomed) 9:00 a.m.-12:00 Noon PREMIER GOAT & LAMB EXHIBITOR CONTEST – Expo Center 10:00 a.m. Deadline for arrival of market lambs & CORRECTIONS in lamb showmanship entries 10:00-11:30 a.m. Weigh market goats – Barn 7 11:30 a.m. Deadline for arrival of market goats and CORRECTIONS in goat showmanship entries 11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Weigh commercial meat goat does – Barn 7 12:30 p.m. ANGUS SHOWMANSHIP – Coliseum 12:30 p.m. SHEEP LEAD CLASS – Judging Arena 1:00 p.m. BEEF SHOWMANSHIP – Coliseum 1:00 p.m. Deadline for arrival of commercial meat goat does and CORRECTIONS in goat showmanship entries 1:30 p.m. LAMB SHOWMANSHIP – Judging Arena 30 minutes after Lamb Showmanship MARKET GOAT/COMMERCIAL MEAT GOAT DOE SHOWMANSHIP – Judging Arena

Tuesday, February 3, 2009 8:00 a.m. COMMERCIAL BEEF HEIFER SHOW – Coliseum BEEF BREEDING SHOW – Coliseum (Immediately following Commercial Beef Heifer Show) 8:00 a.m. MARKET LAMB SHOW – Judging Arena 8:00 a.m. MARKET GOAT SHOW – Swine Arena (Barn 6) 30 minutes after Market Goat Show COMMERCIAL MEAT GOAT DOE SHOW – Swine Arena (Barn 6) Wednesday, February 4, 2009 7:00-10:00 a.m. Check dairy goat papers 10:00 a.m. Deadline for arrival of dairy goats & CORRECTIONS in dairy goat showmanship entries Not to start before 12:00 Noon DAIRY GOAT SHOW – Judging Arena

Thursday, February 5, 2009 11:30 a.m. Welcome and Presentation of Scholarships from Sale of Junior Champions – Dixie Sales Arena SALE OF JUNIOR CHAMPIONS (following scholarship presentations) – Dixie Sales Arena