Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
Hailey Keller sets her cow up for display in the ring Sunday afternoon at the Kimball County Fairgrounds.
Jordan McGinnis displays his hog Saturday during the progress show held at the fairgrounds.
Shannon Marks walks her lamb around the arena during the annual progress show.
The Kimball FFA Alumni held its 13 annual progress show over the weekend for cattle, hogs and lambs.
The grand champion for hogs was Ethan Marker, while the reserve champion was Liz Marker.
The grand champion senior showman was Tessa Shaw, while the reserve champion was Monica Wasielewski. In the intermediate showman category, Payton Flower was the grand champion and Lane Wasielewski was the reserve champion. The grand champion junior showman was Tate Talkington and the reserve champion was Ethan Bomberger.
In lambs, Taylor Buckley was the grand champion while Kaitlyn Hessler was the reserve champion.
The senior showman grand champion was Alaina Riesen, while Sydney Buckley was the reserve champion. In intermediate showman, Ryan Liakos was the grand champion and Tegan Flick was the reserve champion. Tate Talkington was the grand champion in junior showman while MacKenzie Liakos was the reserve champion.
For market beef, Payton Flower was named the grand champion and Courtney Ostermiller was the reserve champions.
The grand champion in senior showman was Courtney Ostermiller, while Lanie Riesen was the reserve champion. In intermediate showman, Kaden Malm was the grand champion and Payton Flower was the reserve champion. Tegun Hitner was the grand champion junior showman while Ethan Bomberger was the reserve champion.
For breeding heifers, Tyler Shaw was the grand champion and Kaden Malm was the reserve champion.
See additional photos in this week's edition of The Observer.
