Youth Cattle Working Contest
When: 10:00AM Friday, April 16th
Location: Rockingham County Fairgrounds, Harrisonburg, Virginia
Information: Katherine Carter, 540-231-2257
General Information
- Youth Cattle Working Contest Flyer
- Youth Cattle Working Contest Rules and Guidelines
- Registration is $20 per team.
- Registration Deadline for all regional contests is March 24th, 2020.
- Please remember all youth must be BQA certified prior to entry.
- Youth Cattle Working Contest Entry Form
- Permission Form (must be completed and signed prior to competiton) (PDF)
Regional Contests
| Region | Date | Location & Time |
| Southern Piedmont | Friday, March 26th | The Adams Farm, Red Oak, 10:00AM (15 team max) |
| Shenandoah Valley | Teusday, March 30th | 1718 Keezletown Rd. Weyers Cave, 9:00AM (15 team max) |
| Southwest Virginia | Friday, April 2nd | Copenhaver Farms, Meadowview, 9:00AM (15 team max) |
| Central, Virginia | Wednesday, April 7th | Senterfitt/Virginia Livestock, Radiant, 1:30PM (15 team max) |
| Southwest Virginia | Saturday, April 4 | G&G Livestock, Fort Chiswell, 9:00AM (20 team max) |
- Virginia State Youth Cattle Working Contest
- Friday, April 16
- 10:00AM at the Rockingham County Fairgrounds
Resources
- YCWC Cattle Processing Map (PDF | 47KB) - Updated 3/2014
- Judge's Scorecards (PDF | 214KB) - Updated 1/2020
Youth Livestock Topics
Contact
Scott Greiner
sgreiner@vt.edu
(540) 231-9159
Bain Wilson
tbwilson@vt.edu
(540) 231- 5253
Katherine Carter
carterke@vt.edu
(540) 231-2257
Virginia 4-H Livestock Programs Endowment
The Virginia 4-H Foundation is spearheading the advancement of the Virginia 4-H Youth Livestock Programs Endowment. 4-H livestock programming is funded through a combination of private gifts, endowment income, gifts in kind, and participant fees.
Partners
- Virginia Tech College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
- Virginia State University College of Agriculture
- Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station
- Virginia Agricultural Research and Extension Centers
- Virginia Tech College of Natural Resources and Environment
- Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine
