Members of the Richards FFA demonstrated their carpentry skills by designing and building a Ring-the-Bull game, which was displayed near The Cattleman area in the Expo. Convention attendees couldn’t resist the challenge of trying to hook a small ring on the bull’s nose. This portable game was later auctioned to benefi t the FFA chapter. Thanks go to the chapter members Lindsey Derden, Sonia Espinosa, Maycee Burns, Skylar Mast and their advisor, Mark Foreman, for the project. Thanks also go to the Texas Hereford Association Foundation for being the winning bidder on the game.


Cattle Concepts Consulting, LLC, brought the Stronghold line of cattle handling equipment to the Expo.


From left: Dr. Tommy Perkins and Allen Goode, Trio Cattle and Genetics, International Brangus Breeders Association. Thanks to beef breed associations and several ranchers, we were able to include seedstock displays at the Expo.


Thanks to Bayer Animal Health, cattle raisers were able to enjoy a great party at the Omni Hotel late Friday evening. The After Party offered convention goers a place to relax and visit after dinner in Fort Worth.


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TSCRA conducts 2 board meetings at the annual convention. The fi rst one, Friday afternoon, drew a full house.


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