Introducing Ms. Tomielle Lane and Meet Three Rising Stars in Agriculture! Three talented young women—, Ashera Ali El, Jariya Robinson, and Patricia Henderson—are eager to expand their knowledge of goats and small ruminants as they embark on an immersive internship experience. Passionate about agriculture and livestock, these driven individuals are excited to explore the value-added…
Discover the Art of Goat Milk Soap Making with Julia Lutz of “Happy Does” at Value Added Vendor Days
We are excited to announce that Julia Lutz, the creative mind behind Happy Does, will be joining us for the upcoming Value Added Vendor Days on May 31st! Julia will be hosting a live demonstration on the art of crafting goat milk soap, sharing her expertise and passion for this unique and rewarding craft. Whether you’re a seasoned soap maker or simply curious about the process, Julia’s demonstration promises to be both educational and inspiring.
But that’s not all! Julia will also be participating in the Meet & Greet on Thursday evening, May 29th, where attendees will have the opportunity to connect with her, learn more about her journey, and explore her beautifully crafted goat milk soaps.
Brianna Burton is a remarkable young individual whose dedication, expertise, and passion for agriculture, particularly in the realm of goat showing and showmanship, make her an exceptional role model and educational resource for youth aspiring to excel in similar fields. Her journey in the American Dairy Goat Association (ADGA) began at the tender age of four, when she made her debut in her first ADGA show, including participation in showmanship—a testament to her early commitment and natural affinity for the craft. That same year, one of her home-bred does achieved the prestigious honor of Best in Show at the Tulsa State Fair, marking the beginning of a highly successful career in goat showing that has only continued to flourish.
Intern Introduction for Goat Expo 2025 We have had a request to have 6 additional, 4-H Youth, that live in a more suburban area. They would like to be interns at Goat Expo. We would really like to make this happen and need your help: Please donate $25. This will go toward housing and food…
Our Vendors for 2025 are signing up and coming in. Check it out and keep up with what’s happening this year at Goat Expo and the Value Added Vendor Days. Vendors will be updated as they enter, prior to the event week. Vendor Application: Click Here Master Schedule Goat Expo Vendor arrival: May 29th (Thursday)…
We are excited to include Glam by Heidi in our vendor line up in 2025! buckmountainranch.com • Glam Care by Heidi’s line of Wagyu tallow body products is full of nourishing components that help soothe and heal irritated skin.• Wagyu tallow is high in Omega 3 and 6 as well as Vitamins A, D and…
Are you interested in the Cashmere Goat. This is a short article about the Cashmere Goat Association. The Cashmere Goat Association (CGA) is a non-profit corporation organized to provide education about Cashmere goats and their fiber. Since 1992, CGA has brought together breeders, fiber artists, and others to learn more about Cashmere and Cashmere goats….
Marilyn and Danny Smith will be joining us for live demonstrations on Spinning and Turning Wood, June 1, 9 am. Here is a little about Danny and Marilyn Smith. What a wonderful team to have teaching others at the Value added Vendor Days. Schedule-Value Added Vendor Demos Master Schedule Marilyn Smith I began my path…
In the FFA building: May 30th & 31st, 9am-4pm. Drop Spindle Class Learn how to use a drop spindle with Dorothy McClure from the Cashmere Goat Association May 31st 11 am The drop spindle class is a beginner-friendly fiber arts workshop where students learn how to spin yarn using a simple, portable tool, a drop…
The Youth Goat Camps are one of the most important parts of the Goat Expo event. This is the 6th year for the Market Camp and Third year for the Dairy Camp. Years ago, Evie Gates had an idea for a type of camp that was very interactive, hands-on, and inclusive. Beginning with Mr. Terry…