The Van Zandt County Fair and Livestock Show provides a platform for young participants to showcase their talents and skills in the agriculture industry. Harper Ellis, a Canton FFA freshman, emphasizes the importance of encouraging more youth to participate and supports younger participants throughout the event.
Van Zandt County Fair and Livestock Show: Showcasing Young Talent in Agriculture
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The Van Zandt County Fair and Livestock Show provides a platform for young participants to showcase their talents and skills in the agriculture industry. Harper Ellis, a Canton FFA freshman, emphasizes the importance of encouraging more youth to participate and supports younger participants throughout the event.
Harper Ellis, a freshman at Canton High School, has been participating in animal shows since the second grade. She expresses her fondness for meeting younger participants and emphasizes the importance of ensuring a bright future for the agriculture industry.
Harper Ellis, a Canton FFA freshman, shares her heartfelt desire to see the agriculture industry flourish. She believes that encouraging more young people to participate in shows like the Van Zandt County Fair and Livestock Show is essential. Ellis actively assists younger participants throughout the event, staying late to ensure they feel welcomed and supported.
One such participant is Kennedi Tucker, a 14-year-old from Grand Saline, who is participating in her first show. Despite feeling nervous about entering the ring, Tucker remains determined and dedicated to preparing her goat named Grocery for the competition. She expresses the special bond she shares with her goat, considering him as her furry friend.
Harper Ellis commends the efforts of all the young children who take on the challenge of participating in the show. She leaves them with a valuable piece of advice - to persevere through the difficulties they may face and to trust in the Lord for guidance and support.
The Van Zandt County Fair and Livestock Show will continue until March 30th. It serves as an opportunity for the younger generation to showcase their skills and passion for agriculture.