Corrected – Bladen County 4-H Youth Shine at Livestock Judging Event

The Bladen County 4-H youth community had an exciting and successful weekend as they participated in a highly competitive livestock judging event, according to North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service- Bladen County Center. The event, held this past weekend, showcased the dedication, hard work, and passion of these young individuals in the world of agriculture and animal husbandry. Among the standout performances, Cooper Mills secured an impressive 4th place in hogs in the Intermediate division, while Aleigha Alley and Trindle Beaver exhibited their skills and knowledge, earning 10th place in beef cattle and 7th place in beef cattle, respectively, in the Seniors category.

Intermediates Division: Cooper Mills Triumphs in Hogs

Cooper Mills, a promising young 4-H member from Bladen County, demonstrated exceptional expertise in the evaluation of hogs at the livestock judging event. His keen eye for detail and understanding of the finer points of hog judging earned him a well-deserved 4th place in the Intermediate division. Cooper’s dedication to honing his skills and his love for livestock judging were evident in his performance, making him a standout among his peers. His achievement not only reflects his hard work but also showcases the support and guidance he receives from the Bladen County 4-H program.

Aleigha Alley Shines in Beef Cattle in the Intermediate Category

Aleigha Alley proved that hard work and dedication pay off as she secured the 10th place in beef cattle in the Intermediate category. Aleigha’s commitment to learning and improving her livestock judging skills is truly admirable. Her achievement serves as an inspiration to other aspiring young judges in Bladen County, demonstrating the rewards of perseverance and a passion for agriculture. Aleigha’s success is a testament to the excellent mentorship and opportunities provided by the Bladen County 4-H program, helping youth like her reach their full potential in the world of livestock judging.

Seniors Division: Trindle Beaver Earns 7th Place in Beef Cattle

In the Seniors division, Trindle Beaver showcased her expertise in evaluating beef cattle, securing a commendable 7th place. Trindle’s performance exemplifies the depth of knowledge and experience that the Bladen County 4-H program imparts to its members as they progress in their livestock judging journey. Her achievement reflects not only his own dedication but also the guidance and support of the mentors and leaders who have played a crucial role in his development as a livestock judge.

The Bladen County 4-H youth community can take pride in their outstanding performances at the recent livestock judging event. Cooper Mills, Aleigha Alley, and Trindle Beaver have proven that they are among the finest livestock judges in their respective divisions. These young individuals’ achievements are a testament to their dedication, passion, and hard work, as well as the invaluable guidance and opportunities provided by the Bladen County 4-H program. As these youth continue to grow and excel in the world of livestock judging, they serve as inspiring role models for their peers and the future generation of agricultural enthusiasts in Bladen County and beyond.