Market Lamb

Rules

• Market Lamb Rules

2022 Winners

Grand Champion – Breely Yeomans, Majestic Oaks 4H

Reserve Grand Champion – Cayden Souza, Belleview Bald Eagles 4H

Edsel Rowan Award – Brooklyn Risner, Wild N Country 4H

Premier Exhibitor – Brynley Jelks, Stars & Stripes 4H

Class 1 – Rossie Bozeman, Stars & Stripes 4H

Class 2 –Lake Weir High FFA Chapter 

Class 3 – Breanna Lopez, Stars & Stripes 4H

Class 6 – Elliauna Giannola, Belleview MS FFA

Class 7 – Caleb Smith,  Belleview Bald Eagles 4H

Record Book

Junior – Caylee Draper, Belleview Bald Eagles 4H

Intermediate – Reagan Barlow, Belleview Middle FFA

Senior – Mckenzie Otte, Forest High FFA

Showmanship

Junior – Caylee Draper, Belleview Bald Eagles 4H

Intermediate – Ashley Estrada, Dunnellon Middle FFA

Senior – Caleb Smith, Belleview Bald Eagles 4H

Skill-A-Thon

Junior – Brynley Jelks, Stars & Stripes 4H

Intermediate – Cora Taylor, Town & Country 4H

Senior – Kyle Rich, Belleview Bald Eagles 4H

Resources

Click Here to Enter Online Sept 5-16

 

Click Here to Review the 2023 Market Lamb Mandatory Training Segment

 

Market Lamb Buyer List

2022 Buyer Brochure – Printable

2022 Skill-a-thon Study Material – Packet 1

2022 Skill-a-thon Study Material – Packet 2

Charitable Sale Agreement

• 2023 Project Start Date: October 10, 2022
• 2023 Project End Date: February 23, 2023
• 2023 Days on Feed: 136 Days
• 2023 Market Price: $____
  • Actual resale prices vary!

Scholarships / Special Awards

Edsel Rowan Award

• The Edsel Rowan Trophy, which has been presented at the Lamb Show since its inception in 1987, will again be presented by the Ocala/Marion Country Chamber of commerce to the Market Lamb Exhibitor whose Iamb has achieved the highest weight gain. This trophy was named in honor of long time Marion County Extension Agent, Edsel Rowan. Mr. Rowan’s career as an agent was filled with long hours, hard work, and a genuine desire to help the people of Marion County. He was known statewide for his expertise in the production of important Florida crops. He is credited for ensuring the establishment of the Thoroughbred Horse industry in Marion Country, his knowledge and assistance in developing pasture grasses suitable for horses in Florida’s climate. Mr. Rowan received many awards for his remarkable dedication to serving the agricultural industries in Florida. However, through all the years, his first love was the youth of Marion County. He loved to watch kids achieve and be recognized for their work. Upon his retirement in 1982, the Southeastern Livestock Pavilion and the Agricultural Center Complex was renamed the Rowan Agricultural Complex in honor of his 31 plus years of dedicated service.