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Trigg County, KY FFA learning about halter breaking calves
Mr. Pool and the FFA Animal Science class visited Herndon Farms on January 16, 2008. A class was conducted on halter breaking calves.
FFA Students from Lamar, AR picking up a male Miniature Zebu calf for a school project. Calf was donated by Steve Herndon, Cadiz, KY.
2nd grade students in Lamar enjoying Sir "B". The Lamar, Arkansas Future Farmers of America are the first FFA members of IMZA.
A Day in the Life of "Sr. B"
Lamar High School FFA receives donation of Miniature Zebu Calf
September 17, 2008, Lamar, AR. This article appeared in the Johnson County Graphic, Clarksville, Arkansas.
Arkansas' only 3 Star National FFA Chapter recently received a Miniature Zebu Calf from the Herndon Farms in Cadiz, Kentucky. Lamar FFA members pictured receiving "Sir Braggadocio" are, from left, Chris Holland, Ryan Warren and FFA sponsor, Chris Bacchus. The calf weighs 15 pounds, is 20" tall and is approximately 12 weeks old. The Zebu Calf joins other unique species that the Lamar FFA cares for, to include a Llama, sheep, goats and various breeds of cattle. The chapter is preparing for their annual conference at Indianapolis, Indiana in October, and will be recognized as one of the few 3 Star FFA Chapters in the nation.
Lamar County, AR FFA
Steve:
Sir "B" is doing great. Our County Fair was last week and we took him for the purpose of just displaying him throughout the week and then we were going to enter him in the pet show on Saturday. Well our numbers were kind of down this (with feed prices I understand why) and so the beef superintendent came to me the morning of the show and said that they didn't have any Junior Bulls entered and they already had a chair made so they were going to enter Sir "B" in the bull show! So, Sir "B" ended up the Supreme Champion Bull at our County Fair and received a directors chair and the the Supreme Bull goes in the premium sale (premium money only) so we made over $1,000.00 for our FFA Chapter in the premium sale with him.
In the pet show, he won "Cutest Pet" as well, which was a given.
Thanks,
Chris
"Sir B" being judged and having his official photo taken.
The Future Farmers of America (FFA) of Trigg County, Kentucky recently visited Herndon Farms in Cadiz, KY. Steve Herndon, owner of Herndon farms had invited them out to participate in a halter breaking class utilizing his Miniature Zebu yearlings. The Kentucky New Era Newspaper were there to record the event, you can see the entire article by clicking on this link: Herndon Farms Article
Trigg County, KY FFA visit Herndon Farms
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IMZA Annual Meeting
At the IMZA annual meeting in Macon, MO on April 6, 2011, Steve DeMoor of Florida was elected President.
New Board of Directors elected for a term of three years are Rick Bogle of Florida, Matt Loudenbeck of Wisconsin, and Debbie Van Tine of North Carolina.
Congratulations to our new Officers and Directors. Let's all help them to be successful in their new positions.
Peggy Black of Florida has agreed to head up the job of getting a periodic IMZA Newsletter out to all of our members.
