Showbox Secrets for Success :: Sims Family Cattle Company

Jake and Evan Sims might be just a little superstitious about some of the items in their showbox…and with good reason. These brothers from Edmond, Oklahoma, successfully show Polled and Horned Hereford heifers across the country. The Sims boys have taken home many ribbons, banners and titles. They also take home some essential products, family-pride […]

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Decreasing Disease :: Fungus Prevention for Sheep and Goats

If you’re showing sheep or goats, you’ve got to protect them from disease and fungus. Maryland native, Cooper Bounds, says that when an exhibitor goes to a show they are picking up disease and fungus from each of the animals that were in the pen before them. These, invisible, lingering germs will make your show […]

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5 Simple Steps to Shine Your Buckles

Wearing our buckles everyday, for us, is a way to show off all of the hard work we put into winning it. However, all metals including jewelry and trophies will tarnish over time. Follow these quick and easy steps to get your buckles shiny and clean in a hurry. WARNING: Do not use this method […]

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15 Cute & Easy Ponytails

Keeping your hair off of your face in the barn or the ring is a must, but sometimes a basic ponytail just won’t do. We have searched the web and gathered picture tutorials for 15 cute and easy ponytails to get you through the summer! Braided Ponytail Hairstyle Section out the front portion of hair […]

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Mark That Card :: Market Lamb Results

Market Lambs Official Results Provided by, Kyle Wood, University of Kentucky 3-1-24 Cuts: 2-5-5 I like the Market Lambs 3-1-2-4 I am quick to sort up a top pair of stout, muscular built ewes. I prefer the body shape and lines of the gray tinged, thin hided sheep to start. Here is the biggest racked ewe that is the […]

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A Good Thing Growing :: Recycling Empty Tubs

Spring is officially in full swing and summer is right around the corner, which means it’s peak season to start your gardening projects. You might not know where to get started, but it is easier than you think! You can start with something you already have in your barn – VitaFerm Power Tubs or Vita Charge Stress Tubs!  […]

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