Local youth participate in Alabama National Fair livestock shows
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Coosa County’s Riley Daviss exhibited the Grand Champion Katahdin Ewe in the Youth Sheep Show at the Alabama National Fair Oct. 16 in Montgomery. Luke Raudebaugh of Ohio was the judge. Alabama Farmers Federation and Alfa Insurance sponsored youth livestock activities at the fair.

Coosa County’s Trevor Daviss exhibited the Reserve Grand Champion Hair Market Lamb in the Youth Sheep Show at the Alabama National Fair Oct. 16 in Montgomery. Luke Raudebaugh of Ohio was the judge. Alabama Farmers Federation and Alfa Insurance sponsored youth livestock activities at the fair.

Coosa County’s Chad Daviss exhibited the Fourth Place Hair Market Lamb in the Youth Sheep Show at the Alabama National Fair Oct. 16 in Montgomery. Luke Raudebaugh of Ohio was the judge. Alabama Farmers Federation and Alfa Insurance sponsored youth livestock activities at the fair.

Beginner Premier Exhibitor winners in the Youth Sheep Show at the Alabama National Fair Oct. 16 in Montgomery were, from left, Clara Bea Hill of Etowah County; grand champion; Peyton Mitchell of Montgomery County, reserve champion; Chad Daviss of Coosa County, third; Riley Daviss of Coosa County, fourth; and Sage Carpenter of Talladega County, fifth. The beginner division is for students 4-8 years of age. The Premier Exhibitor contest combines results from a quiz, animal evaluation and showmanship. Alabama Farmers Federation and Alfa Insurance sponsored youth livestock activities at the fair.

Beginner Showmanship winners in the Youth Sheep Show at the Alabama National Fair Oct. 15 in Montgomery were, from left, Clara Bea Hill of Etowah County, grand champion; Peyton Mitchell of Montgomery County, reserve champion; Chad Daviss of Coosa County, third place; Riley Daviss of Coosa County, fourth place; and Trevor Daviss of Coosa County, fifth place. Beginner Showmanship is for exhibitors who are 4-8 years old. Alabama Farmers Federation and Alfa Insurance sponsored youth livestock events at the fair. The winners are pictured with judge Luke Raudebaugh of Ohio.
