4 -H Expo a wrap

GEOFF LEE WRITER

This year’s 4-H Expo has come and gone, leaving the results to report.

The event, held at the Lloyd Ex on June 4, marked 106 years of 4-H in Saskatchewan and Alberta and was a very successful event by all accounts.

Clubs from Lloydminster and surrounding areas came together to compete against one another and to exhibit their achievements and skills.

Participating projects included: cow/calf,

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Kelly Rogers, managing partner of Ecoplast, says the award acknowledges the hard work and progress the company has made to sustainable housing in Western Canada.

“We firmly believe in the potential of our innovation to make a lasting impact on the heifer, fed calf, light horse, multi projects, bench projects, sheep, archery, and canine.

The expo concluded with a fed calf and market lamb sale with a fed calf average of $3.90 per pound on 100 head. The environment and housing supply within Canada,” said Rogers.

Rogers says Ecoplast has a very busy summer season ahead with multiple home builds in the works across Saskatchewan and Alberta.

Ecoplast crews are set to complete the siding on a side-byside duplex on the