Hydration and Supplementation for Show Livestock

Hydration and Supplementation for Show Livestock During Travel 

Travel is a regular part of the show livestock experience. From jackpot shows to county fairs and state and national events, exhibitors and their animals often spend hours on the road traveling from one destination to the next. While preparing feed, equipment, and paperwork is routine, one area that deserves just as much attention is hydration and supplementation for show livestock while on the […]

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Thank you

Where Does Thanks Live in the Barn? 

Thank you. Those two little words pack a lot of punch. Think about it. Even wee little ones are taught sign language for thank you or the abbreviated “ta-ta” to express gratitude. In a culture where young people seem increasingly entitled, words like “please” and “thank you” seem to be foreign to many young people.  […]

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A Letter of Gratitude to our Animals 

Thank You Most of us still remember our first livestock showing experience. I know I do. I was just a little mop-headed girl with my Hereford calf. It was the Hooker County Fair in the Nebraska Sandhills, and I loved Herfy more than anything in the world. We’d spent all spring and summer together, and […]

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Sure Champ is Grateful

A Letter of Gratitude to the Livestock Industry 

At Sure Champ®, we count ourselves blessed to work alongside some of the hardest-working, most resilient, and humble people in the world—those who make their living in the livestock and agricultural community. Make no mistake, agriculture is more than an industry. It is a lifestyle, a calling, and a strong foundation to build families on.  […]

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The Importance of County Fairs 

For many, the county fair is all about carnival rides, favorite fair foods, and demolition derbies. But for those in the livestock world, county fairs mean much, much more. That annual event is the chance to showcase your 4-H and FFA projects locally. It’s where hours in the barn, feeding, rinsing, brushing, and walking culminate […]

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