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  • Beth McClain

    Hi, I'm Beth McClain. I have grown up showing and loving Boer goats. I currently live on a ranch in West Texas with my family where we run around 150 head of registered and commercial boer goats. Along with my Boer goat herd I also own The Neon Lady Boutique and BAM Select Services. As a member of the JABGA Board of Directors, I look forward to bringing fresh perspectives and innovative ideas to the table. Together, we will work tirelessly to empower our youth, It's not just about making an impact, it's about crafting a lasting legacy for the next generation. Beth McClain Area 5

  • National Show Results 1997

    1997 National Show Results Filter by Show Select Show All ABGA Open Show Results All JABGA Show Results

  • JABGA Board of Directors

    Read More Logan Hollen President, Area 3 Read More Madison Reis Vice President, Area 1 Read More Jordan Jelinek Treasurer, Area 1 Read More Amber Schroeder Secretary, Area 3 Read More Kate Schaefer Reporter, Area 2 Read More Ellyana Sand Area 2 Read More Alaina Blair Area 4 Read More Jiles Coble Area 4 Read More Rebecca Sullivan Area 5 Read More Beth McClain Area 5 Want to be on the JABGA Board of Directors? JABGA is now accepting JABGA Board of Directors nominations until March 1, 2024. Apply now! JABGA Board of Directors Meeting Minutes April 10, 2023 March 13, 2023 February 13, 2023 January 9, 2023 December 17, 2022 November 11, 2022 JUNIOR BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Junior American Boer Goat Association divides the United States into five areas, with two representatives from each. The JABGA Board of Directors, youth committee, and ABGA Board of Directors form the governing system that oversees program implementation within the JABGA. The Junior Board is responsible for making key decisions that affect the organization, assisting in the preparation of events like the Regional and National Shows, and connecting with industry leaders and peers.

  • national show committee

    No bio here! < Back National Show Committee National Show Committee Email All work orders must be submitted to mail@abga.org , or through our Contact page .

  • National Show Results 2006

    2006 National Show Results Filter by Show Select Show All ABGA Open Show Results All JABGA Show Results

  • registrations 2

    My name is Britnee Weinkauf and I am the Registration Manager here at ABGA. I love all the new things that this job has opened to me. I have never shown goats or had them for breeding purposes, but I did have a couple of pygmy goats growing up. I have three beautiful kids, one daughter and two boys. I love spending time with them doing anything from cooking outside and camping. < Back Britnee Weinkauf Registrations Clerk Email All work orders must be submitted to mail@abga.org , or through our Contact page .

  • Gage Taylor

    Gage Taylor Region 7 Gage Taylor grew up on his family cattle ranch in Talpa, Texas. When his father introduced Boer goats into the family, they relocated to Zephyr, Texas. Gage is an Agricultural Science Instructor and FFA Advisor at Mullin ISD where he dedicates his time to youth development in leadership, the livestock industry, agriscience, and agriculture experiences. Gage received his associate degree from Ranger College in 2017, his bachelor’s degree in Agricultural Education from Tarleton State in 2019, and master’s degree in Agricultural & Consumer Resources from Tarleton State in 2021. He is an Ed.D doctoral candidate at Texas Tech University in the Davis College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources. Gage has specialized in researching diversity and inclusion in agricultural education settings and plans to continue this into doctoral school. Gage was appointed to the ABGA board in 2022. He looks forward to working with a great group of directors to help assist the organization in a direction of positive change. Email

  • National Show Results 2019

    2019 National Show Results Filter by Show Select Show Owner Residence Bred & Owned Animal Name Sire Dam Kole McNeer Iowa N 10802127 GF5 GOODWIN FARMS ROCKINS DELIG 10668186 OTHER ABGA GRAND CHAMPION JUNIOR PERCENTAGE DOE Owner Residence Bred & Owned Animal Name Sire Dam Raelynn Butler Texas Y 10794759 MFR1 MAMA MIA 10702711 10755982 ABGA RESERVE CHAMPION JUNIOR PERCENTAGE DOE Owner Residence Bred & Owned Animal Name Sire Dam Sarah Pregeant Texas N 10788963 BNMG BAR NONE TEE NAH NAH (SQ) 10700682 OTHER ABGA GRAND CHAMPION YEARLING PERCENTAGE DOE Owner Residence Bred & Owned Animal Name Sire Dam Haylee O'Brien Florida N 10777240 BAB4 FANTASY 10730573 10714218 ABGA RESERVE CHAMPION YEARLING PERCENTAGE DOE All ABGA Open Show Results All JABGA Show Results

  • 2023 National Show Internship

    The ABGA takes great pride in providing exceptional learning opportunities that offer real-world applications. The ABGA hopes that our intern’s knowledge and experience gathered during their time at the National Show continues to be applied to the outside world and to their future endeavors. This Is an unpaid Internship role. Hotel and food costs will be covered daily. Position: National Show internship Location: Louisville, Kentucky- Kentucky Exposition Center Dates: June 9-18, 2023 Program Purpose: The purpose of the ABGA and JABGA National Show Internship program is to provide a learning experience for recent high school graduates (18+) and/or those interested in the American Boer Goat Association. Also, to provide The American Boer Goat Association with assistance in planning and managing show coverage. Eligibility/ Requirements: Applicants must be a 2022 high school graduate (18+) or older. Applicants cannot be exhibitors or competitors at the 2023 ABGA and JABGA National Show. A candidate with prior show experience is a plus. Must be able to provide own means of transportation to the National Show at the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville, Kentucky. Applicants should possess excellent communication skills with a strong work ethic. Self-motivation and the ability to work on a task with minimal supervision is ideal. A positive attitude and organization are beneficial. Applicants must be available to work the entire length of the National Show. Internship Program: The intern will assist the JABGA board and the ABGA office staff with specified tasks during the weeklong internship. Interns must provide their own way to the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville, Kentucky on June 9th, 2023 , and will work through the duration of the event to June 18, 2023. Specific job roles will be discussed upon acceptance. How to Apply: Click the button below to complete your application and submit your resume! Apply Now! If you have any question please contact: Editor@abga.org , or nationalshow2023@abga.org #2023NationalShow 2023 National Show Internship The ABGA takes great pride in providing exceptional learning opportunities that offer real-world applications. The ABGA hopes that our...

  • Meet Your 2023 National Show Announcer: Matt Moravec

    Matt Moravec is a renowned auctioneer who was born and raised in David City, Nebraska, where he still resides. His love for auctioneering and performing in front of live audiences is evident in his work, which was inspired by his father, who also runs an auction business. For 23 years, Matt has worked with Mecum Auctions , a collector and muscle car auction that is broadcasted on television. In 2022, Matt took on the role of announcer at the National Show and was invited back in 2023 for another year. Welcome back, Matt! #2023NationalShow #news Meet Your 2023 National Show Announcer: Matt Moravec Matt Moravec – Passionate Auctioneer from David City, Nebraska

  • Thank You 2023 National Show Underwriters

    A heartfelt thank you to our incredible sponsors for participating in Our 2023 National Show. We are grateful for your unwavering support and are honored to have you on board. LIVESTREAM ADVERTISEMENT Triple W Genetics JABGA PIZZA PARTY Marge Newton - Newton Farms Ale 8 Sun Tropic Outdoors COFFEE BAR Marge Newton - Newton Farms EXHIBITOR NUMBERS Radiant Reds (ABGA Open Show) Newton Farms (JABGA + Bred & Owned Shows) Custom Color Boer Goats (Market Wether & Commercial Doe Shows) Weaver Livestock (Market & Breeding Showmanship) AWARDS CEREMONY Lowe's Pellets & Grain SCALES Smithco Livestock & Pet Stegall Fabrication & Engineering, LLC LIVE AUCTION Pit Kemmer – Kemmer Auctioneers NATIONALS INVITATION SALE Drew Williams of Boer Goat Nation CONTEST JUDGES GIFTS BJ Carbino COSTUME CONTEST TWOA Boer Goats CASH PRIZES Stork Livestock Fledderjohann Show Goats Jordan Fledderjohann Lynn-Alan Farms Brent Christine Paige Pence Wess Ritchey Nichole Ditzler Custom Color Boer Goats Mackey Family Farms - Brad Mackey Family Gibbs Farm Boer Goats - Jeff & Chrystie Gibbs Advanced Boer Genetics - Denise Crabtree Southerland Acres Ranch - Russell Southerland Rockin 4R Boers - Mike & Maureen Reis Childers Show Goats - Bruce & Dana Childers Willoughby Livestock Sales - Dan Willoughby GoatPromoter.com - Jason Brashear & Family Crooked Creek Farms - Randall, Melissa & Cami White Boergoats.com - Randy & Cindy Dusek Radiant Reds Boer Goats - Kenny, Megan, Braden & Kinsley Elwood Southern Comfort Ranch - Scott Weber & Michelle O’Brien SAKB Boer Goats - Ken, Jane & Sydney Baty T&J Farms - Dustin & Misty Fregia Newton Farms - Marge Skaggs Family Baty Show Goats – Ken Baty #2023NationalShow Thank You 2023 National Show Underwriters We are grateful for your unwavering support and are honored to have you on board.

  • ABGA SANCTIONED SHOW PROGRAM

    ABGA SANCTIONED SHOW PROGRAM (All show support is at the discretion of ABGA) The Sanctioned Show Program is designed to encourage the exhibition, marketing and promotion of ABGA percentage, purebred, and full blood Boer goats. Any show receiving ABGA sanctioning must be open to all ABGA registered Boer goats that meet the requirements of the ABGA show rules. Ennoblement points earned at ABGA Sanctioned shows will not be awarded until after the show results are received at the ABGA office. The American Boer Goat Association, its officers, directors, agents, employees, and volunteers (hereafter collectively known as “ABGA”) shall not be held responsible for any loss, injury, or damage in connection with, arising out of, or incident to the above show. I further and hereby expressly waive all rights to claim against ABGA, and release ABGA from any liability whatsoever with respect to any injury to person, damage to, or loss of property from any cause whatsoever (expressly including ABGA’s negligence). ABGA Sanctioned Shows will abide by and remain in accordance with the ABGA Sanctioned Show Rules and have an updated copy of the ABGA Rules and Regulations available if any problem or question should arise during the show. ABGA Sanctioned Shows will submit a copy of scheduled classes and applicable entity rules to ABGA, per the ABGA Rules and Regulations. See Rule 1400 (I) v, provide an ABGA approved judge to judge the show, and report the judge’s name to the ABGA office no less than 30 days prior to the entry deadline. Original registration certificates are required, except that a copy of a registration application, stamped with the date received by ABGA, can be accepted for kids less than 3 months of age. Animals over the age of 3 months must be verified as registered in the ABGA database at the time of the above show. An animal that may be verified as registered in the web-based database of ABGA will be accepted in lieu of a registration certificate. Verification must be provided by the exhibitor in either digital or print to the show secretary. JABGA ownership must be verified using the transfer history on the animal pedigree if the certificate is not provided. Goats registered in a frozen or suspended account are ineligible to exhibit in an ABGA Sanctioned Show. In accordance with the ABGA Sanctioned Show Rules, the Show Secretary must submit show results to the ABGA office to be verified within 30 days of the conclusion of the show. The report must include the following: class, list of animals in class with placings, animal’s name, animal’s (ABGA) registration number, identifying tattoos (left and right), or microchip number, and the owner’s name. ABGA has the right to decline or revoke sanctioning for this show at any time. The ABGA office will send notification of sanctioning approval or denial to the Show Secretary. This notification may be made to the Show Secretary’s email address, if provided. SHOWS INDEPENDENT OF A FAIR OR LIVESTOCK EXPOSITION Upon request, ABGA will provide division rosettes to ABGA Sanctioned shows that are independent of a fair or livestock exposition. Upon request, ABGA will provide Boer goat and ABGA promotional materials to be displayed and handed out at the show. SHOWS BY A FAIR OR LIVESTOCK EXPOSITION ABGA will provide monetary support for shows connected to a fair or livestock exposition, within the following criteria: The Sponsoring Organization must be a fair or livestock exposition. The event must be a multi-species event. Minimum prior year’s gate attendance 200,000 (documentation must be provided by the requesting organization). Must provide a proposed class breakdown if the class breakdowns differ from the ABGA Class List. Funding limited to one show per calendar year per fair or livestock exposition. ABGA and JABGA Sanctioned Show Application .pdf Download PDF • 324KB

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