2020 Ripley County Youth Livestock Show And Auction

Friday, September 25, 2020

Ron Smith

With no county fair this year to showcase their livestock skills, Ripley County youth who had worked throughout the summer raising their market barrows, lambs and steers were presented the chance Sept. 12 to participate in the youth showmanship and market auction at the county fair grounds. A total of 29 hogs, seven sheep and five beef showmanship ribbons were sold. Auctioneer was Kenneth Moreland.

Keegan Griffin's 276-pound market barrow that was purchased by Mike Crain represented by Scott Thompson.
Naylor Agri purhcased the market barrow of Danielle Shepard then donated it back for re-sale to benefit the Naylor FFA. The final buyers were Joe and Randi Ederer.
Danielle Shepard with her 233-pound market barrow that was purchased by Logan Davis of Naylor Agri.
Gracie Hollis with her 261-pound market barrow that was purchased by Southern Bank of Doniphan represented by Sherri Farmer and Leah Casteel.
Bailey Schroeder earned the honor of grand champion for market lambs. His lamb was purchased by Doug Hoefer of Hoefer Feed And Pet Food.
Jacob Limbaugh with his 282-pound market barrow that was purchased by Jim Fletcher of Top Quality Rentals and Sales and donated to Ripley County Toys 4 Tots.
Jaylyn Cook with her third-place steer. The showmanship ribbon was purchased by Steve Smith of the Never Ready Cattle Company.
Jaylyn Cook with her 300-pound market barrow that was purchased by Decker Concrete, represented by Jami and Carly Decker.
Joley Mouser with her 122-pound market lamb that was purchased by Jim Fletcher of Top Quality Rental and Sales.
Jacob Limbaugh with his junior grand champion steer. The beef showmanship ribbon was purchased by Triple Cross Cattle Company.
Kearstin Moore with her 255-pound market barrow was purchased by Larry Casteel of Casteel Corner.
Kendal Schroeder with his 272-pound market barrow that was purchased by Dawn Gatewood of Poplar Bluff Farm Equipment and donated to Ripley County Toys 4 Tots.
Kris Black with his fourth-place beef entry. The showmanship ribbon was purchased by Hoefer Feed And Pet Food represented by Teresa Hoefer and granddaughter.
Kris Black with his 268-pound market barrow that was purchased by Tattle Creek Trucking, represented by Jami and Carly Decker.
Lily Knight with her 230-pound market barrow that was purchased by Dawn Gatewood of Poplar Bluff Farm Equipment and donated to the Doniphan FFA Alumni.
Logan Limbaugh with this 298-pound market barrow that was purchased by Christian Bankhead of Ozark Meats.
Lucas Spargo with his 108-pound market lamb that was purchased by Naylor One Stop.
Dylan Moore with his 242-pound market barrow that was purchased by Will Spargo of Spargo Farms. Helping out at left is Daniel Smith.
Marissa Harder with her 256-pound market barrow that was purchased by Joe and Randi Ederer with the Nick Ederer Agency.
Paige Wilson with her 253-pound market barrow that was purchased by Jason Johnson of D&D Tire And Service Center.
Peyton Schroeder with her 119-pound market lamb that was purchased by Gene Rowland of Stoddard County Feed And Seed.
Peyton Schroeder with her 275-pound market barrow that was purchased by the Ripley County Farm Bureau represented by Steve Smith.
Remington Croffor with his 293-pound market barrow that was purchased by Williams Sausage.
Keegan Griffin with his reserve grand champion steer. The beef ribbon was purchased by Naylor Apartments.
Spencer Hollis with his reserve grand champion market barrow (266 pounds) that was purchased by Cannon Poultry Service.
Kendal Schroeder with his reserve grand champion 130-pound market lamb that was purchased by Gene Rowland of Stoddard County Feed and Seed.
Sadie Vaughn with her 281-pound market barrow that was purchased by Georgia Campbell of Campbell Feed.
Spencer Griffin with his senior grand champion steer. The beef ribbon was purchased by Doug Hoefer of Hoefer Feed and Pet Food.
Spencer Griffin with his 273-pound market barrow that was purchased by First Midwest Bank, represented by Sam Griffin.
Matthew Schroeder with his 279-pound market barrow that was selected as grand champion. It was purchased by Gene Rowland of Stoddard County Feed And Seed.
Waylon Knight with his 266-pound market barrow that was purchased by Christian Bankhead of Ozark Meats.
Aggie Schroeder with his 131-pound market lamb that was purchased by Gene Rowland of Stoddard County Feed And Seed.
Anthony Wilson with his 275-pound market barrow that was purchased by Gene Rowland with Stoddard County Feed And Seed.
Bailey Schroeder with his 294-pound market barrow that was purchased by Gene Rowland of Stoddard County Feed And Seed.
Briar Boyd with his 293-pound market barrow that was purchased by Georgia Campbell of Campbell Feed. Helping out was Anthony Wilson.
Brody Limbaugh with his 271-pound market barrow that was purchased by Doug Hoefer and family of Hoefer Feed and Pet Food.
Bryce Spargo’s market barrow (256 pounds) was purchased by Ozark Foothills Properties represented by Will Spargo.
Bryler Monaghan with his 231-pound market barrow that was purchased by Georgia Campbell of Campbell Feed and donated to Doniphan FFA.
Caitlin Carlyle with her 230-pound market barrow that was purchased by Peoples Community Bank, represented by Nikki Johannsen.
Carmella Pendergrass with her 113-pound market lamb that was purchased by Hoefer Feed and Pet Food represented by Teresa Hoefer and granddaughter.
Daniel Smith with his 278-pound market barrow that was purchased by Bradford Farms. Helping Daniel hold his awards is his father, Roger Smith.
Aggie Schroeder with his 254-pound market barrow that was purchased by Peoples Community Bank, represented by Nikki Johannsen.