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Welcome to the Wyoming State Fair Despite months of canceled concerts, rodeos and festivals, the Wyoming State Fair (WSF) has been hard at work planning and preparing for the 108 th Wyoming State Fair – Wyoming’s premier summer event. Following the hire of their new director, Courtny Conkle, WSF received a few layout changes, new and exciting entertain-

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ment and a complete rebranding facelift. “We are so excited we are able to have the fair this year, because for awhile we didn’t know how things were going to shake out,” says Conkle. “We have been working since last fall on improving the grounds, bringing in diverse vendors and events and making sure Wyoming State Fair 2020 is one of the best.” With a fresh look and a few changes, the Wyoming State Fair will provide visitors and exhibitors the same heart-warming experience it has brought for the last 108 years. The week-long event is jam-packed with delicious food, exciting entertainment, talented local musical artists and some of the most competitive livestock shows in the area. In fact, WSF has something for everyone. A pull-out map and schedule of events can be found on pages 49-52. An entertainment schedule can also be found on page 20. For more information about the Wyoming State Fair, visit wystatefair.com.

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Wyoming State Fair is a long-standing family tradition Welcome to Douglas for enjoy supporting the kids of the 108th Wyoming State Fair our friends as they compete and Rodeo! The state fair is here. This is a tradition. a celebration of Wyoming’s For more than a cenpast, present and future. It is tury, the State Fair has been a family event that brings toa gathering place where we gether generations of producpay tribute to Wyoming’s ers, competitors and guests. farms and ranches and the Families have been gathering hard-working families that in Douglas each year for dekeep them moving forward. cades to see old friends, share Agriculture is one of Wyoinformation and make new ming’s top industries providmemories. ing a strong economic benefit First Lady Jennie and to our state while maintainI look forward to the fair ing our western culture and each year to see friends from heritage. Gov. Mark Gordon across the state and make These stewards of the new acquaintances every August. land also help provide habitat for wildlife and As a young man, I remember exhibiting here preserve the open spaces we all enjoy. Agriculand watching my dad, Crow Gordon, compete. ture has always been the constant thread woven My sister and I also showed here. Our dad, I through the fabric of our state, and the Wyoming remember, encouraging our daughters in their State Fair is the place to come celebrate this vital projects and competitions here, and even now we industry. As a ranching family, Jennie and I know firsthand the value of this industry and the important role the Wyoming State Fair plays in it through youth competition, education, relationship building and growing our young entrepreneurs. I am committed to a strong and successful State Fair now and going forward. The development of the new Wyoming State Fair Board and the Wyoming State Fair Endowment are going to help not only sustain the fair but also strengthen and stabilize this great event for years to come. We want each fair to be better than the last. To that end, whether you are attending for the first time or you come each year, it is important we hear from you. Please share your thoughts and suggestions on what you enjoyed or what can be done to improve your experience on the State Fair mobile app or website so this event can continue to improve. We hope you enjoy your time on our beautiful fairgrounds here in Douglas and plan to bring your family, friends and people in your community with you when you return next year. Jennie and I thank you for attending, and we look forward to visiting with you while you’re here. We thank the Wyoming State Fair Board and staff, volunteers and sponsors whose hard work and contributions make the Wyoming State Fair and Rodeo an event to remember. Mark Gordon Governor 6

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WSF showcases Wyoming’s bright future Welcome to the 108th tain this incredible event Wyoming State Fair (WSF)! into the future. Each year, we look forward After more than 100 to the fair because it’s an years of success at the Wyamazing opportunity to oming State Fair, the WSF showcase our agriculture, Endowment was estabour entrepreneurs and our lished to make sure the fair young people in this vital flourishes for the next 100 industry. Since 1905, the years. If you are interested Wyoming State Fair has in contributing, visit the been an agriculturally foWyoming State Fair webcused event, and that is no page or app for more infordifferent today. mation. For many, the State Finally, thank you Doug Miyamoto Fair is the summer meetto the Wyoming State Fair Wyoming Department ing place of our industry, Board, staff, volunteers, of Agriculture Director where families come to see sponsors and others who friends, share information and do business. put a lot of time and effort into planning Over the years, there have been additions the fair and preparing these beautiful fairto this focus to make it a family friendly, afgrounds. I’m confident you will all have a fordable event with entertainment options great time, and I look forward to seeing you and educational opportunities for everyone. at the Wyoming State Fair! Even with these additions, the agriculDoug Miyamoto tural core remains the same. Wyoming Department of Agriculture Director Every August, young people from across the state converge on Douglas to participate in the Wyoming State Fair in hopes of bringCompassionate Long ing home a title from the culminating event of their year. There are a lot of great enterTerm Care tainment options and vendors to see at this year’s fair, but the activities we are always the most excited for at the Wyoming Department of Agriculture happen in the barns, show rings and exhibit halls. The young people who come to compete at the fair each year are some of the best t Douglas Care Center, we focus on providing the our state has to offer. Their hard work, dedA highest standards of clinical and compassionate care. We are committed to creating a caring environment ication and work ethic are on full display that feels like home and treasures you like family. during the fair. his means that all residents receive personalized Do yourself a favor and walk through T care along with their medical and rehabilitation treatments. We also strive to provide meaningful activities the barns and exhibition halls to visit with that stimulate your mind and strengthen your body. these exceptional 4-H and FFA members. ur compassionate staff will provide continuous enO Learn more about their animals, their projcouragement for regaining or maintaining your desired level of health. ects and the time and effort these outstanding young people have dedicated to them. Visiting with these kids will help you walk away with a deeper understanding of the agriculture industry in Wyoming and more confidence that the future of Wyoming is bright. Mission Statement Along with this, if you are interested in To promote responsible and dignified long term care and personal care to each resident in the spirit of helping ensure the future of the Wyoming equality and with a commitment to quality. State Fair, I encourage you to contribute to the Wyoming State Fair Endowment Fund. Your donations to this important fund will help stabilize the funding stream and sus2020 Wyoming State Fair and Rodeo Official Guide

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Meet the Wyoming State Fair BOARD

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Diane Shober

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In 2018, the Wyoming State Fair (WSF) welcomed a new board of directors. For the last few years the team of 13 board members has been helping to put on Wyoming’s premier summer event. Board members include Diane Shober, Joe Rankin, Darin Westby, Steve Price, Shawn Steffen, Dan Barks, Diana Berger, Joe Bridges, Vicki Haley, Stacy Broda, Jonathan Despain, Doug Miyamoto and Ron Harvey. Diana Berger is from Saratoga and has been on the board since 2018. Her favorite events are all of the youth exhibits. “This year we’re just trying to focus on it being a family event and have something for everybody to come and enjoy,” she says. Diane Shober joined the board in 2018 and resides in Cheyenne. Joe Rankin lives on a ranch near Shawnee 12

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and has been on the board since 2018. His favorite events are the 4-H and FFA shows. His goal for the fair is to expand, become more financially stable and get kids from all counties to compete in their 4-H and FFA championships. Darin Westby was born in Casper and currently resides in Cheyenne. He joined the board in 2018, and his favorite state fair event is the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association Rodeo. “My goal for the state fair would be to help get the fair to a more efficient and effective operation, which should develop a more comfortable financial footing to ensure a solid future,” he says. Steve Price lives in Cheyenne and has been on the board since 2018. His favorite state fair events are the showing of cattle and 2020 Wyoming State Fair and Rodeo Official Guide

the rodeo. “Of course our goal every year is to make a viable and productive state fair. We want to make not only this state fair but the ones in the future one people look forward going to and one they want to visit,” he says. Shawn Steffen is from Riverton and has been on the board since 2018. His favorite event in the state fair is the swine show. Shawn says, “My goal is to make the state fair as efficient and self sustaining as we can, to carry on the tradition for years to come.” Dan Barks is from Gillette and has been on the board since 2018. His favorite event is the Wild Horse Exhibition. Dan notes, “My first goal is to financially breakeven this year. Second, I’d like to bring the fair back to its important place in Wyoming as an event which showcases the agricultural lifestyle that made our state what it is today.” Joe Bridges is the vice-chairman of the board. He lives in Powell and has served on the board since 2018. His favorite event is the swine show. He hopes to increase the level of entertainment, livestock shows and overall growth of the state fair. Vicki Haley resides in Centennial and has been on the board since 2018. Her favorite event is the Junior Horse Show. Her short-

term goal for the state fair is to get through this pandemic year with a successful event. In the long-term, she’d like to improve appearance, maintenance and operation of the fairgrounds. She also wants to improve the cash flow and financial viability of the state fair. Stacy Broda lives in Cheyenne and has been on the board since 2018. Her favorite event at the fair is all of the youth livestock shows. Stacy says, “My goal is just to provide an educational opportunity for FFA and 4-H members. It’s important to showcase the ag industry across the state.” Jonathan Despain lives in Laramie and has served on the Wyoming State Fair Board since 2018. Doug Miyamoto was originally from Rawlins, but now lives in Cheyenne. He’s been on the board since 2018, and his favorite event is the Champion of Champions contests. His goals for the state fair are to highlight Wyoming’s agriculture and, in particular, Wyoming’s youth in agriculture. Ron Harvey resides in the city of Worland and has served on the Wyoming State Fair Board since 2018. His favorite event is the youth livestock judging. “My goal would be to eventually make the fair more self-sustainable,” Ron says.

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Conkle brings plethora of positive changes to Wyoming State Fair To say the Wyobest in the country. ming State Fair Di Courtny underrector has fair in her stands how the local blood would be an and state economies understatement. can affect the state Courtny Conkle fair operations. She literally started her experienced fairs that life as a newborn ran out of money and at the Santa Cruz ran in the red without County Fair in Calsubsidies or income ifornia. Her parents from the facilities on were working their the fairgrounds. smoothie booth at the She sees great opcounty fair, when her portunity for change mom unexpectedly and growth for the went into labor six Wyoming State Fair, weeks early. Courtand she believes the ny’s mom was driven fairgrounds are part to the local hospital of the community by the fair managand should be used er, where Courtny year-round for fun, quickly made her enexciting and different Courtny Conkle trance into the world. events. Courtny spent her first couple weeks During her first year as director, Courtat fairs, sleeping happily in a Chiquita bany has worked with a marketing firm to nana box. develop a new logo and branding for the “They still call me Chiquita,” Courtny Wyoming State Fair, has worked on evalusays. ating all of the buildings on the grounds to From that moment forward, fairs besee what needs updating or replaced and came her life’s ambition. established a digital marketing strategy to Courtny started her fair career working stream line ticket sales. for her parents in their smoothie booths in A new website has been designed to fairs all over California. By the time she consolidate all of the events happening at was 15, she was already managing her the state fair in one place, which will also own fair route. On that route she managed allow tickets to be sold, news items, the around 150 staff and ran all of the operastate fair schedule and information about tions. renting facilities on the fairgrounds or an By the time she turned 16, she knew exRV space. actly what she wanted to do with her life. Courtny has done outreach with the Contract negotiations, managing staff school districts, FFA chapters and 4-H and all other duties including operations, clubs since last fall and is excited about marketing and inventory, were all experievents that have utilized the fairgrounds ence under her belt, which would put her like the Colorado Reined Cowhorse Assoon a path for the state fair in Wyoming. ciation, Wyoming Quarter Horse Associa At 23, Courtny was hired as the fair dition, Wyoming Junior Rodeo Association rector in 2019 and she left her position as and the Region Six Arabian Horse Associathe fair manager at the Lake County Fair tion. in Lakeport, Calif. In her three short years, Courtny, her fiancé and their two dogs she grew the county fair tremendously. are enjoying the Wyoming lifestyle and the Courtny is excited to bring new and great outdoors. She sees a lot of potential fresh ideas to the Wyoming State Fair and in the state fairgrounds and is working is confident through hard work and deterhard with her staff to bring in events yearmination the state fair can be one of the round. 14

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Wyoming State Fair implements health plan to keep fairgoers safe During this very unique year, Wyoming State Fair (WSF) has implemented guidelines to comply with the Wyoming Department of Health’s orders to keep everyone healthy and safe during the COVID-19 pandemic, and to make the fair the best it can possibly be. Here’s what fairgoers need to know before they visit. Guests should only enter WSF through the three main gates: WSF Main Gate 1 on Brownfield Road, Gate 2 at Cowboy Drive and Gate 3 on West Yellowstone. A WSF attendant will greet each visitor arriving at the fairground and free masks are available to all guests upon request. All guests are advised to practice safe social distancing requirements, maintaining a minimum of six feet from others who aren’t immediate family members or traveling together in a group. Guests should avoid crowding up or “queuing” in any WSF spaces. If there is a line, please allow for six feet of distance between parties. Sitting, eating, conferencing and meeting areas will be arranged to maintain a minimum of six feet distance between tables and/or seating areas. Please respect this space. All guidelines implemented by the WSF will comply with or exceed local and state mandated occupancy limits. More than 100 hand sanitizer dispensers will be available throughout the fairgrounds, including near guest entrances, driveways, reception areas, entrances, meeting and convention spaces, elevator landings, etc. Hand washing facilities are available throughout the fairgrounds. Please wash hands thoroughly and often while on WSF grounds. Guests are asked to stay home if they’re not feeling well or have recently been ill. WSF employees are trained to spot symptoms of COVID-19 and will keep a lookout for anyone displaying symptoms such as cough, shortness of breath, elevated temperature or other known COVID-19 symptoms. Total daily maximum attendance will

be capped at 50 percent of capacity to comply with social distancing requirements. Additionally, guest admittance to shows and events in the FORD Grandstand are limited to 70 percent of the regular maximum capacity. Guests may bring their own chairs or camp chairs from home for event seating to ensure they feel comfortable attending WSF events. WSF, vendors and other fair participants and employees use cleaning products and protocols which meet strict Environmental Protection Agency guidelines and are effective against viruses, bacteria and air and blood-borne pathogens. Strict adherence to these cleaning protocols is in place after each individual event, as well as hourly throughout the fairgrounds to assure an exciting, safe experience at this year ’s Wyoming State Fair.

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Trevor and Lorena Comedy Magic (PEPSI Stage) K9 Kings Flying Dog Show (Flag Pole) Community Entertainment (Community Stage) Danger Magik Magic Phenomena (PEPSI Stage) Community Entertainment (Community Stage) Jessie Leigh Band (Platte River Stage) K9 Kings Flying Dog Show (Flag Pole) Community Entertainment (Community Stage) Trevor and Lorena Comedy Magic (PEPSI Stage) Tris Munsick and The Innocents (Platte River Stage) Community Entertainment (Community Stage) Pig â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;N Mud Wrestling (FORD Grandstand) Jessie Leigh Band (Platte River Stage) K9 Kings Comedy Magic (Flag Pole) TranceNosis Comedy Hypnosis Show (PEPSI Stage) Jessie Leigh Band (Platte River Stage) Tris Munsick and The Innocents (Platte River Stage)

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Trevor and Lorena Comedy Magic (PEPSI Stage) K9 Kings Flying Dog Show (Flag Pole) Community Entertainment (Community Stage) Danger Magik Magic Phenomena (PEPSI Stage) Community Entertainment (Community Stage) Jessie Leigh Band (Platte River Stage) K9 Kings Flying Dog Show (Flag Pole) Community Entertainment (Community Stage) Trevor and Lorena Comedy Magic (PEPSI Stage) Tris Munsick and The Innocents (Platte River Stage) Community Entertainment (Community Stage) Octane Addictions Freestyle Motocross Show (FORD Grandstand) Jessie Leigh Band (Platte River Stage) K9 Kings Comedy Magic (Flag Pole) TranceNosis Comedy Hypnosis Show (PEPSI Stage) Jessie Leigh Band (Platte River Stage) Tris Munsick and The Innocents (Platte River Stage)

Thursday, August 13 1 PM 2 PM 3 PM

Trevor and Lorena Comedy Magic (PEPSI Stage) Danger Magik Magic Phenomena (PEPSI Stage) K9 Kings Flying Dog Show (Flag Pole) JD Brower Band (Platte River Stage) 3:30 PM Community Entertainment (Community Stage) 4 PM Jessie Leigh Band (Platte River Stage) Trevor and Lorena Comedy Magic (PEPSI Stage) 4:30 PM Community Entertainment (Community Stage) 5 PM JD Brower Band (Platte River Stage) K9 Kings Flying Dog Show (Flag Pole) 5:30 PM Community Entertainment (Community Stage) 6 PM TranceNosis Comedy Hypnosis Show (PEPSI Stage) Jessie Leigh Band (Platte River Stage) 6:30 PM Community Entertainment (Community Stage) 7 PM PRCA Rodeo (FORD Grandstand)

8 PM

9 PM

JD Brower Band (Platte River Stage) K9 Kings Flying Dog Show (Flag Pole) Trevor and Lorena Comedy Magic (PEPSI Stage) Jessie Leigh Band (Platte River Stage) Jeremy McComb Concert (PEPSI Stage)

Friday, August 14 12 PM 1 PM 2 PM

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Ranch Rodeo AND PARADE Kick off WSF In true Wyoming fashion, the Wyoming State Fair (WSF) will kick off the week with its annual Ranch Rodeo and Mutton Bustin’, featuring competitions that put everyday working cowboys of all ages to the test. The wild event will take place Saturday, Aug. 8 at 5 p.m. “We are going to have the same popular ranch rodeo, but, of course a few things have changed due to COVID-19,” says Triple V Rodeo Company Owner Dona Vold Larsen. Triple V Rodeo Company has served as the Wyoming State Fair Ranch Rodeo stock contractor for 10 years. In the past, the event has functioned as a championship, bringing in the top 10 qualifying teams across the state. However, this year, things may look a little bit different, depending on how many qualifying ranch rodeos are able to take place. “The events include things real ranch cowboys do on a regular basis,” Dona states. “There will be bronc riding, trailer loading, wild cow milking, branding and doctoring.” Young ranch kids will also have an opportunity to shine in the Mutton Bustin’. Dona notes there will be a few extra safety precautions in place to help slow the

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Cowboy State Youth showcase horsemanship expertise 4-H and FFA members from across the great Cowboy State gather at the Wyoming State Fair to compete in a wide range of horse competitions. Youth compete with their horses in events ranging from halter classes to performance classes including Western and English showmanship. Horses are led by youth members and judged based on balance, conformation and breed characteristics in halter classes. The Wyoming State Fair offers halter classes for Quarter Horse, Appaloosa, Arabian, Miniature, Paint, Pinto, Palomino, Pony, Thoroughbred and any other recognized breed classes as well as mule and donkey classes. Horses are grouped for judging based on breed, sex and age. Halter classes begin showing Monday, Aug.

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Bergers’ strong ag leadership earns them Ag Hall of Fame honors From holding “As president, Jack high-esteemed leadhas been instrumenership positions in a tal in providing the number of state and necessary support to local associations, to fund a myriad of wahosting elementary ter quality, rangeland student tours on their and wildlife habitat ranch near Saratoga improvement projects and instilling the valas well as scholarship ue of agriculture into dollars to assist Unitheir own children, versity of Wyoming Jack and Diana Berger students.” are prime examples of U.S. State ConserWyoming’s finest agvationist Astrid Marricultural leaders. tinez adds, “Jack has “Jack and Diana been instrumental in Jack and Diana Berger are very active and dealing with water have been instrumenissues and providing tal in shaping the agriculture industry at all support for the irrigated agricultural econlevels in Wyoming,” write the nominating omy of the valley. He is always willing to team of Grant and Ronda Stumbough and take time out of the busy ranch operations Bobbie Frank. “They enjoy ranching and and show those people unfamiliar with making a living off the land and believe the mountain meadow irrigation the benefits most effective policy decisions are made at of bank storage, return flows and the assoa local level.” ciated wildlife habitat it provides.” “Jack and Diana believe in proper stew “Jack also currently serves on the board ardship of the land so it can be passed on of the Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust to future generations in better condition and has been instrumental in securing conthen they left it,” they continue. “Most of servation easements on numerous ranches all, they believe in hard work and that it is to protect open spaces, wildlife habitat and better to get involved, have a strong voice grasslands from housing and small acreage and play a role in shaping the industry in development pressures,” the nominating ways that are best for the local people and team says. natural resources.” In addition, the nominating team notes Due to their unwavering passion for Jack has formerly served as president of Wyoming’s ag industry, Jack and Diana the Saratoga-Encampment-Rawlins ConBerger have been hand-picked as Wyoming servation District, where he demonstrated Agriculture Hall of Fame (HOF) 2020 inhis leadership skills to effectively address ductees. water quality concerns, responsible energy Jack – agriculture involvement development, K-12 outreach and natural There is no doubt both Jack and Diana resource education, planting trees for conhave been active in their involvement in servation and providing valuable input on the agriculture industry at both state and the Farm Bill. local levels. “As past president of the Wyoming As “Both Jack and Diana have volunteered sociation of Conservation Districts, he was much of their time and money to support a valuable asset in statewide water rights Wyoming agriculture as well as their local and state water law protection, watershed community,” notes Wyoming Department planning efforts, local Conservation Disof Agriculture Director Doug Miyamoto. trict Supervisor training, water quality “Jack is currently serving as president training, living snow fence programs, forof the Wyoming Natural Resource Founestry conservation strategies, wildlife habdation, which is dedicated to conserving itat improvement efforts and the list goes Wyoming’s natural resources, heritage and on,” the nominating team says. culture,” the nominating team explains. Jack has also been active with the Wy42

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oming Stock Growers Association (WSGA), serving as Region IV vice president of WSGA and past president of the Carbon County Stock Growers. Additionally, he has served on the South Central Sage Grouse Local Working Group, Upper North Platte Valley Water Conservation Districts and recently served on the Saratoga Planning and Zoning Board. Diana – agriculture involvement “Education is Diana’s passion, and she worked extremely hard to ensure every student in her district received the very best education possible,” the nominating team says. “Her commitment to education is exemplified by the fact that she was re-elected for a second term on her local school board.” Diana was appointed by Gov. Mead in 2018 to serve on the Wyoming State Fair Advisory Board. Thanks to her enthusiasm, knowledge and leadership abilities, she was elected to serve as chair in 2019. Additionally, Diana is an active member of WSGA and served several years on the Environmental Stewardship Selection Committee and as chair of the association’s Ag Promotion, Education and Enhancement Committee. “As chair, she was a strong leader in

promoting agriculture and ag education activities across the state,” the nominating team says. Sharing their passion for ag One of the most notable aspects of the Bergers’ leadership in Wyoming’s ag industry is their devotion for sharing their love and passion for agriculture, especially with their children, Jace, Aubrey, Kyle and Kirby. “Together, Jack and Diana have been strong supporters of youth programs across the state,” says WSGA Executive Vice President Jim Magagna. “They have traveled many miles to ensure their own family could be engaged participants in these programs.” “Jack and Diana believe in strong family values and have taught their children the value of hard work, dedication and how to be good stewards of the land,” nominators say. “They also believe in passing the ranch down to the next generation and have positioned the ranch, their children and themselves to accomplish this goal. Family is a number one priority for the Bergers.” Magagna concludes, “Jack and Diana’s contributions to Wyoming agriculture, both individually and as a team, make them most worthy of this recognition.”

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Boner chosen as Ag Hall of Fame inductee for his commitment to Wyoming agriculture Brad Boner ’s intrict and Mountain volvement in agriculStates Rosen. ture goes far beyond “Brad has a deep production. In fact, understanding of the his dedication to and value agriculture has passion for the into his community, the dustry are evident state of Wyoming and through his active inthis nation. He is a volvement in both the mentor to many and cattle and sheep inan outstanding leader dustries on local, state on a variety of importand national levels. ant issues affecting Boner runs a Wyoming’s agriculranch near Glenrock ture industry,” says and was chosen as WWGA President one of the two WyoVance Broadbent. ming Agriculture Hall Peter John Camiof Fame (HOF) 2020 no, former WWGA inductees. president and JohnBrad Boner Commitment to son County sheep Wyoming agriculture producer, comments, Boner has served as a leader to Wyo“Brad is intelligent, innovative and his ming’s agriculture industry in many ways, dedication to agriculture is unmatched by currently serving as the secretary/treasuranyone. He has worked diligently to soer for the American Lamb Industry Associlidify a future not only for himself, but the ation (ASI). future generations to follow. Brad believes In the past, Boner has also served there is a bright future for the industry, and as Wyoming Wool Growers Association it is possible, in part, by his hard work and (WWGA) president, Wyoming Angus Asdedication.” sociation president, ASI regional director Emphasis on the sheep industry for Region VII, ASI Wool Council chairman Although Boner raises both cattle and and Mountain States Lamb Cooperative sheep and despite his active involvement (MSLC) chairman. in both industries, he seems to have had a Boner has also been a member of the ASI greater impact on the sheep industry. Lets Grow Committee, ASI Lamb Council, “Brad is one of our industry’s foremost Wyoming Animal Damage Management leaders, serving in many capacities to the Board, Converse County Conservation Disbenefit of Wyoming’s sheep ranching com-

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munity,” Broadbent says. “He has been an articulate spokesman on numerous issues, but he has had the greatest impact on moving our industry forward in times of need.” Broadbent continues, “Of importance to our organization is Brad’s never-ending willingness to continually speak out on behalf of the domestic sheep industry to ensure the sustainability of the sheep industry in Wyoming. He provides a needed perspective on numerous issues facing our producers.” Creating a co-op One of Boner ’s most noteworthy accomplishments is his active role in creating MSLC. In fact, Brad served as co-chair in starting up the co-op and served as MSLC’s first chairman when it was up and running. “Brad, along with several other producers, dedicated not only hours, days, weeks or months, but years to develop a cooperative that would allow them to produce, market and sell their products,” says Camino. “Brad was one of the main contributors to the formation of MSLC, which in my opinion saved the operations of many producers, including my own.” “The establishment of MSLC and Brad’s role in developing it ensured a thriving

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2020 Wyoming state fair Schedule of Events FRIDAY, AUGUST 7

WELCOME — Youth Horse Entry Deadline (electronic entry closes at 12 midnight)

SATURDAY, AUGUST 8

8:30 aM — CoWN Horse Show (Horse Arenas) 10 aM — Kidz and Karz Fair Parade (Fairgrounds) Open Home Arts entries accepted to 6 p.m. (Exhibit Buildings) 12 pM — WDGA Dairy Goat Shows (Show Rings) Jr. Does 5 pM — Ranch Rodeo with Mutton Bustin’ (FORD Grandstand ) 6 pm — Youth Livestock Show Entry Deadline (Required for Stalling allocation)

SUNDAY, AUGUST 9

8 aM — 8:30 aM — 9 aM — 10 aM — 11 aM — 4 pm — 6 pm —

WDGA Dairy Goat Shows (Show Rings) Sr. Does CoWN Horse Show (Horse Arenas) Youth Horse Arrival Open Home Arts entries accepted to 6 p.m. (Exhibit Buildings) Cowboy Church (Location TBA) Youth Horses in place All Home Arts entries in place

MONDAY, AUGUST 10 7 aM — 8 aM —

Youth Horse Show Check-In Youth Horse Show (Horse Arenas) Open Home Arts Judging (Exhibit Buildings) Youth Livestock Begin Arrival Youth Dormitories Open 4-H and FFA Exhibit Buildings open to receive entries. 5 pM — All 4-H/FFA exhibits and Youth Livestock must be in place 6 pM — Youth Meat Goat & Youth Dairy Goat Check-In Processing 7 pM — Open Wool Exhibits in place 8 pM — 4-H Extension Educator Meeting (Cafeteria) 9 pM — FFA Member/Advisor Meeting (Cafeteria) 10:30 pM — 4-H/FFA Curfew

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Hay Show Judging Process/Weigh Youth Market Beef and Market Lambs Official Opening Ceremonies (Flag Pole) Vendors & Vyve Commercial Building Open Home Arts Exhibit Buildings Open CARNIVAL OPENS Weigh-In for MSLC Performance Lamb Contest (Open Sheep Barn) 1 pM — FFA Agronomy, Classroom and Ag Mechanics Judging (Ft. Laramie) 1:30 pM — UW Extension Performance Lamb Evaluation Contest (Show Rings) 7 pM — Pig ‘N Mud Wrestling (FORD Grandstand) 8 pM — Vendors & Vyve Commercial Building and Exhibit Buildings closed 10:30 pM — 4-H and FFA curfew

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TOUCHSTONE ENERGY COOPS PRESENTS: “ARMED FORCES DAY” 4-H Livestock Judging Contest, Official Reasons and Awards Program (Times and Location TBA) 8 aM — Youth Meat Goat Showmanship, followed by Breeding Meat Goat Show followed by Champion of Champions Youth Market Goat Challenge 4-H Judging of All Exhibits (NOT ANIMALS) (public access limited during all judging) Open and Youth Wool Show Judging; Natural Colored and Spinning Wool Judging 8:30 aM — 4-H Cat Show Check-In (Event Tent) 9 aM — 4-H Cat Show and Showmanship Contest (Event Tent) WJAA Heifer Show & WAA Steer Show (Beef Show Rings) 11 aM — Vendors and All Exhibit Buildings Open CARNIVAL OPENS-YOUTH DAY 12 pM — Youth Beef Fitting Contestant Meeting (Beef Show Ring) 1 pM — AOB Cattle Shows followed by Wyoming Maine- Anjou Market Beef Show (Beef Show Ring) Youth Market Goat Show (Show Rings) 3 pM — Hay Show Awards (Beef Show Ring) Youth Sheep Fitting Contest (Open Sheep Barn) 3:30 pM — Natural Fiber Arts Judging (Wool Pavilion) 4 pM — Youth Beef Team Fitting Contest (Beef Show Ring) 4-H Swine Showmanship and Youth Market Swine Champion of Champions 6 pM — Champion of Champions Youth Market Lamb Challenge 7 pM — Octane Addictions Freestyle Motocross Show Feat. X-Games Legends (FORD Grandstand)

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2020 Wyoming state fair Schedule of Events (Cont.) WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12 (CONT.)

8 pM — FFA Exhibit Hall Close All Exhibit Buildings and Vendors Close 8:30 pM — PEPSI Sponsored 4-H/FFA Exhibitors Dance (Cafeteria Commons) 10:30 pM — 4-H/FFA Curfew

THURSDAY, AUGUST 13

WYOMING PIONEER ASSOCIATION DAY CONVERSE COUNTY WRISTBAND DAY 8 aM — 4-H Sheep Showmanship followed by Youth Breeding Sheep Show (Show Rings) Youth Poultry Check-In/In Place (Event Tent) 10 aM — Hereford Cattle Show followed by Pen of 3 Bulls and Wyoming Hereford Steer Show 4-H and FFA Poultry Showmanship followed by Youth Poultry Show (Event Tent) WVATA Youth Jackpot Market Goat Show (Show Rings) 11 aM — All Exhibit Buildings and Vendors Open CARNIVAL OPENS 1 pM — Angus Cattle Show followed by Supreme Champion Beef Bull and Female Selection (Beef Show Ring) FFA Swine Showmanship followed by Youth Market Swine Show and Pen of 5 Market Swine (Touchstone Show Center) Fashion Review Judging (Douglas HS) 6 pM — Youth Market Beef Champion of Champions and WVATA Youth Jackpot Beef Show (Beef Show Rings) 7 pM — PRCA Rodeo (FORD Grandstand) 8 pM — Vendors and All Exhibit Buildings Close 10:30 pM — 4-H/FFA Curfew

FRIDAY, AUGUST 14 8 aM — 9 aM —

FFA Sheep Showmanship followed by Youth Market Lamb Show (Show Rings) Weigh-In for Open Prospect Calves (FORD Pavilion) WY Future Cattle Producers; N.I.L.E. Merit Heifer and NWSS 4-H Catch a Calf Showcase (Beef Show Ring) Youth Rabbit Show Check-In (Ag & Natural Resource Center) PRCA Steer Roping & PRCA Slack (FORD Grandstand) Wyoming Mustang Days Show (Horse Arenas) FFA Beef Showmanship followed by Youth Breeding Beef Show 4-H and FFA Rabbit Showmanship followed by Youth Rabbit Show (Ag & Natural Resource Center) Open Prospect Calf Show (Beef Show Ring) Texas Longhorn Cattle Show (Longhorn Ring)

10 aM — 11 aM — 3 pM —

Commercial Heifer Show (Beef Show Ring Area) Wyoming Ropefest (Stotz Arena) 4-H Modeling Judging (Location TBA) All Exhibit Buildings and Vendors Open CARNIVAL OPENS Fashion Review Judging (Douglas HS) Sheep Lead Contest (Event Tent) Youth Breeding Swine Show followed by WVATA Youth Jackpot Market Swine Show (Touchstone Show Center) 7 pM — PRCA Rodeo (FORD Grandstand) 8 pM — Vendors and All Exhibit Buildings Close 10:30 pM — 4-H/FFA Curfew

SATURDAY, AUGUST 15 8 aM —

STATE FAIR PARADE DAY FORD TRUCK WELCOMES YOU! 4-H Beef Showmanship followed by Youth Market Beef Show (Beef Show Ring) FFA and 4-H Dairy Goat Showmanship Contest followed by Youth Dairy Goat Show followed by Pygmy & Fiber Goats (Show Rings) Open Class Sheep Show and Natural Colored Sheep Show (Sheep Barn) Wyoming Mustang Days Show (PEPSI Equine Center) Fashion Review Judging (Douglas HS) 10 aM — WYOMING STATE FAIR PARADE Downtown Douglas 4-H Modeling Judging continues (Location TBA) 11 aM — MSLC Performance Lamb & UW Extension Evaluation Contests Awards (Sheep Barn) CARNIVAL OPENS All Exhibit Buildings and Vendors Open 1 pM — WVATA Youth Jackpot Market Lamb Show 1:30 pM — Sheep Shearing Demonstrations (Wool Pavilion) Bonsai Demonstration (Lower Ft. Reno) Youth Alpaca and Llama Show (Grass Arenas) 6 pM — Demolition Derby (FORD Grandstand) 7 pM — 4-H Fashion Revue (Douglas HS) 8 pM — All Exhibit Buildings and Vendors Close 10:30 pM — 4-H/FFA Curfew 12 PM — Carnival Closes

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TUESDAY, August 11 7 aM — 7:30 aM — 8 aM — 8:30 aM — 9 aM — 10 aM —

Man’s best friend among species on display The 4-H Dog Show will take place Tuesday, Aug. 11 at 8:30 a.m. Competing 4-H members will check-in at 8 a.m. Pooches will strut their stuff in the grass horse show ring outside of the PEPSI Center along Paint Brush Lane. The dog show is free for all to attend. Competitors have the opportunity to bring all sorts of pooches. Canine competitor companions can compete in a variety of classes including sporting, hunting, working and

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toy groups. No dog is too large or too small. Showmanship classes will occur, where 4-H students display their grooming skills and show off the flair of their furry friends. Obedience is another category 4-H members can compete in, in which judges will look at 4-H members’ ability to command and how well their pups listen. Man’s best friends will also be judged in an agility category. 4-H students will get the chance to show off their dogs’ exciting tricks and their ability to maneuver through various obstacles.

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WEDNESDAY, August 12

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AOB Cattle Shows followed by Wyoming MaineAnjou Market Beef Show (Beef Show Ring) Youth Market Goat Show (Show Rings)

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Hay Show Awards (Beef Show Ring) Youth Sheep Fitting Contest (Open Sheep Barn)

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3:30 pm — Natural Fiber Arts Judging (Wool Pavilion)

Youth Meat Goat Showmanship, followed by Breeding Meat Goat Show followed by Champion of Champions Youth Market Goat Challenge 4-H Judging of All Exhibits (NOT ANIMALS) (Public access limited during all judging) Open and Youth Wool Show Judging; Natural Colored and Spinning Wool Judging

8:30 am — 4-H Cat Show Check-In (Event Tent) 9 am —

4-H Cat Show and Showmanship Contest (Event Tent) WJAA Heifer Show & WAA Steer Show (Beef Show Rings)

11 am —

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12 pm —

Youth Beef Fitting Contestant Meeting (Beef Show Ring)

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Youth Beef Team Fitting Contest (Beef Show Ring) 4-H Swine Showmanship and Youth Market Swine Champion of Champions

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Youth Market and Dairy Goat Shows Showcase Meat, Dairy and Fiber The Youth Meat and Dairy Goat Shows at the Wyoming State Fair give showmen the opportunity to showcase their knowledge in goats raised for meat, dairy and fiber. On Wednesday, Aug. 10, the Youth Meat Goat show kicks off with 4-H and FFA Showmanship at 8 a.m. and is followed by the Breeding Meat Goat Show. Classes include Boer goat, Boer cross, Dairy Wethers, and Any Other Purebred (AOB). The Market Goat Champion of Champions rounds out the evening with the selection of Wyoming’s best Champion Market Goat from each county fair. The Wyoming Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association (WVATA) Youth Jackpot Market Goat Show starts at 10 a.m. on Thursday, Aug. 13. Goats will be broken into classes by weight. Saturday, Aug. 15 showcases the Youth Dairy Goat Show starting at 8 a.m. in the

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THURSDAY, August 13

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All Exhibit Buildings and Vendors Open CARNIVAL OPENS

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4-H Sheep Showmanship followed by Youth Breeding Sheep Show (Show Rings) Youth Poultry Check-In/In Place (Event Tent)

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Sheep Lead Contest (Event Tent) Youth Breeding Swine Show followed by WVATA Youth Jackpot Market Swine Show (Touchstone Show Center)

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Youth sheep shows promise quality in wool and meat from top to bottom The 2019 Champion Market Lamb was shown by Braxton Olson of Cheyenne. Olson, a 10-year showman, called the win an indescribable moment in his life and a very special one to share with his family. “I picked up showing about as early as I could, but I didn’t show sheep until my second year,” Braxton says. “My first show animal was a Hampshire pig named King Julian.” One of the first goals Braxton set for his career in sheep showing was winning showmanship at the Wyoming State Fair. “After winning showmanship, I decided to raise the bar and make winning the Champion Market Lamb my next goal. It was a goal six or seven years in the making,” he says. “I talked my parents into letting me breed the first ewe I showed,” Braxton shares. “It’s been a huge learning curve, learning about how to make breeding decisions. My ewe had a really big buck lamb, and my dad helped me pull it.” Braxton says his advice to young showman is to not be afraid to ask questions and seek help from people that have been successful. “Everyone in the industry is really willing to help. I’ve learned so much by building off of other people’s knowledge and learning by doing,” he says. He and his family currently own 60 head of elite ewes in their breeding program. “It’s a lot of work. But, there are a lot of memories with my family near and dear

to me, from being out in the barn together working sheep every night and showing together,” Braxton notes. The Wyoming State Fair boasts four days of competitive youth sheep shows. Competitions begin on Wednesday, Aug. 12 at 3 p.m. with the Youth Sheep Fitting Contest followed by the Champion of Champions Market Lamb Challenge featuring the Grand Champion Market Lamb from each county at 6 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 13 starts with 4-H Sheep Showmanship at 8 a.m. followed by the Youth Breeding Sheep Show. Breeds featured include Columbia, Dorset, Hampshire, Rambouillet, Suffolk, Targhee and Any Other Wool, Meat or Hair Breed as well as Commercial or Wether type sheep. FFA Sheep Showmanship begins 8 a.m. on Friday, Aug. 14 with the Youth Market Lamb Show and Pen of Five Market Lambs following. Market lamb classes include blackface, whiteface, speckled face, natural color, Suffolk, Hampshire, Southdown, Dorset and Shropshire. Saturday, Aug. 15 hosts the Open Class Sheep Show and Natural Colored Sheep Show at 8 a.m. and the Wyoming Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association (WVATA) Jackpot Market Lamb Show at 1 p.m. to round out the week.

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On Military Appreciation Day, and through the week, the local and state National Guard United will host an active military display and booth on grounds featuring vehicles, tools and equipment from the various branches. The Wyoming Touchstone Energy Rural Electric Cooperatives will offer complimentary gate admission for any individual serving in the military, and up to two (2) dependents by presenting their current military ID. If an individual serving in the military is deployed during this time, their spouse and up to two dependents may receive complimentary gate admission on August 12. The spouse must present a current military identification card.

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Beef shows showcase Wyoming’s best youth and cattle Sam Petsch and his steer, Boots, were selected as the duo to win the coveted 2019 Champion Market Beef title. Sam, who was been showing cattle for eight years, says, “Showing cattle has been a tradition in my family for over 50 years.” “Everyone in my family is a mentor to me and has taught me so much,” comments Sam. When asked about what he looks for in a market prospect, he says, “I always look for something that catches my eye, but also has the right parts and pieces that will still look good when feeding and putting weight on them.” Boots, the Champion Market Beef steer, earned his name from the amount of hair on his legs as a calf. Sam says, “He had five inches of hair on his legs. It looked like he was wearing furry boots.” Shortly after the conclusion of the Wyoming State Fair, Sam began his freshman year of high school. “I think winning state fair made me realize all of the hard work that got me to this point

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Standing Tall for Wyoming Agriculture

Agriculture is critical to Wyoming’s economy, our open spaces and our abundant wildlife. Robert Short learned the value of the dollar at the age of 12 by working on the Duncan Ranch in Converse County. The $1 an hour pay afforded Robert the luxury of purchasing new shoes for the school year, but more importantly, working on the ranch taught him the values of diligence, honesty, integrity, and grit. Robert recognizes the importance of agriculture to the Wyoming way of life. ● End the Death Tax ● Manage Wild Horses ● Encourage Interstate Shipment of Meat and Direct Sale to Consumers ● Ensure Wyoming Management of Wolves and Grizzlies ● End Dumping of Foreign Beef and Lamb on the U.S. Markets ● Reinstate Country of Origin Labeling (COOL). ● Maintain Multiple Use and Access to Public Lands for Grazing ● Enforce Packer Concentration and Captive Supply ● Prevent the Future Listings Under the Endangered Species Act ● Develop Markets for Wyoming Grown Hemp ● Address Aging Irrigation Infrastructure ● Continue the Operation of State and Federal Wildlife Feed Grounds in Wyoming

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