Malheur County Junior LIvestock Sales Committee

Chairperson: Chad Evers

Vice Chair: Jason Sherman (FFA Representative)

Secretary: Angie Allum, DVM

Treasurer: Rob Stokes


Helen Thomas

Dan Tschida

Ashley Robertson

Chris Carlton

Kelsey Zimmerman

Cory Maag

Michael McGourty

Garrett Chamberlain

Josh Tolman


Malheur County Junior Livestock Sales Committee 

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Sales Committee Mission

The Malheur County Junior Livestock Sales Committee is a group of individuals representing the 4-H, FFA, and the community at large who are committed to providing a positive learning experience for Malheur County 4-H and FFA youth to exhibit and market their animal projects at the Malheur County Fair. 

Sales Committee RESPONSIBILITIES

The purpose of the MCJLSC, shall be to help educate exhibitors that are enrolled in a certified 4-H or FFA program in Malheur County, Oregon to produce more desirable market and breeding animals and provide a service to market such animals, and promote the MCJLSC Junior Sale held annually during the Malheur County Fair. 

Sales Committee Rules

Malheur County Junior Livestock Sale 4-H and FFA Market Animal and Dairy Heifer Replacement Rules

The objective of this sale is to provide an outlet for market stock and dairy breeding animals raised by exhibitors in a certified 4-H or FFA program in Malheur County, Oregon. This sale is part of the consumer education efforts of 4-H and FFA with focus on marketing at proper weigh, quality grade and producing a desirable carcass or breeding animal from the consumer and producer standpoint.  Any animal being sold through the MCJLS will follow the rules listed below.  The MCJLS Committee rules must be adhered to along with all 4-H and/or FFA rules pertaining to the sale.

GENERAL RULES

SPRING WEIGH-IN

FAIR WEIGH-IN

JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SALE

4-H and FFA DAIRY HEIFER REPLACEMENT RULES

The objective of this sale is to provide an outlet for quality dairy replacement heifers raised by exhibitors enrolled in a certified    4-H and FFA program in Malheur County, Oregon.  These heifers were purchased calves from local dairymen. Youth have raised these heifers for one or two years with each animal vaccinated, dewormed, dehorned and bred to quality sires. 

GENERAL RULES


REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION FOR ALL ANIMALS BEING SOLD THROUGH THE JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SALE

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Sales committee Flyer

4H Brochure_prints in house.pdf