WASHINGTON, N.C.–The 2018 Beaufort County 4-H Livestock Show and Sale is right around the corner. The event was a huge success last year, and has grown to over 80 animals for this year’s event.
The 2018 Beaufort County 4-H Livestock Show and Sale will be held on Tuesday, April 10 at “Raised in a Barn Farm” in Chocowinity.
Activities will be on-going through the day, and will culminate with dinner at 5:00 PM, followed by the sale at 6:00 PM.
We have children from all socioeconomic backgrounds participating this year, and we need your financial support for their educational experience. We welcome you to come to the event and participate by bidding on these animals from the floor. Remember, you are not bidding to purchase the animals, rather you are bidding support for the 4-Hers and their expenses relative to the animal they are showing.
If you are unable to attend the “Sale” at 6:00 PM to bid, be assured that if you send us your financial gift, it will be recognized and used wisely during the 2018 Beaufort County 4-H Livestock Show and Sale.
We will display individual names and/or company logos for all show sponsors/bidders contributing over $500.
If you plan on attending the show and supporting with $500 or more, please reply to me by Friday April 6th.
–Erin Massie, NC State Extension
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