Working with and exhibiting livestock provides youth with many positive skills according to Mike Anderson, the 4H agriculture superintendent. He said the dedication, responsibility, decision making and leadership they develop helps prepare them for careers that use these skills. Carroll County 4H livestock exhibitors placed as follows:
Purple Rankings:
Kristin Brant Glidden Commercial Rabbits (2)
Kristin Brant Glidden Meat Rabbits (2)
Grant Borkowski Carroll Market Beef
Matthew Dentlinger Arcadia Market Swine
Alysa Flood Carroll Breeding Beef
Blake Hinners Arcadia Market Beef (2)
Jake Kemper Carroll Breeding Beef
Addison Klocke Carroll Breeding Swine
Addison Klocke Carroll Market Swine (2)
Parker Klocke Carroll Breeding Swine
Parker Klocke Carroll Market Swine
Emma Nelson Carroll Breeding Lamb
Emma Nelson Carroll Market Lamb (2)
Wesley Reever Glidden Breeding Beef
Whitney Reever Glidden Breeding Beef
Nathan Vonnahme Carroll Market Beef
Blue Rankings:
Kristin Brant Glidden Commercial Rabbits (2)
Kristin Brant Glidden Meat Rabbits
Grant Borkowski Carroll Beef Showmanship
Matthew Dentlinger Arcadia Market Swine (4)
Andrew Irlbeck Templeton Market Beef
Ethan Irlbeck Templeton Breeding Beef
Addison Klocke Carroll Swine Showmanship
Parker Klocke Carroll Market Swine
Parker Klocke Carroll Swine Showmanship
Justin Mohr Carroll Breeding Lamb
Taylor Mohr Carroll Breeding Lamb
Emma Nelson Carroll Breeding Lamb
Emma Nelson Carroll Market Lamb (2)
Makenna Simons Carroll Market Beef
Lucas Thobe Carroll Market Beef
Gretchen Wallace Scranton Market Lamb (3)
Jacob Wallace Carroll Market Lamb
Jacob Wallace Carroll Sr. Sheep Showmanship
Red Rankings:
Kristin Brant Glidden Commercial Rabbits
Makenna Simons Carroll Breeding Beef
Nathan Vonnahme Carroll Breeding Beef
Gretchen Wallace Scranton Breeding Beef
