Sheridan County AG Update

On this week's Sheridan County Ag Update, Liz Kincaid sits down with Raen LeVell, writer and director of the acclaimed movie, Outriding the Devil. Called "Masterful" by the Houston Chronicle and "One of the great rodeo movies" by the PRCA, the film tells the incredible true story of world champion barrel racer and Texas Rodeo Hall of Famer Angela Ganter. After being diagnosed with Stage 4 breast cancer, Ganter faced a decade-long battle for her life. Through determination and grit, she defied the odds and returned to professional rodeo, culminating in a triumphant victory at Cheyenne Frontier Days. Tune in as LeVell discusses the inspiration behind the film, the making of the movie and the remarkable story of a woman who went from "death's door to the winner's circle." WATCH the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Od8gH5PeWc

This week on Sheridan County Ag Update, Liz visits with Miss Sheridan WYO Rodeo Isabella Yellowtail, Sheridan WYO Rodeo Jr. Princess Novalee Anderson, and Sheridan WYO Rodeo Queen Attendant Jentry Reid. They discuss their upcoming pageants, the platforms and causes they are passionate about, and the responsibilities that come with representing the Sheridan WYO Rodeo. The trio also shares what they enjoy most about being part of Sheridan Rodeo Royalty and how the experience has helped them grow as ambassadors for rodeo, agriculture, and their community.

This week on Sheridan County Ag Update, Liz is joined by David Johnson and Kylen Holt from Rooted in Wyoming. They discuss the importance of teaching kids about gardening and agriculture, from worms and soil health to harvesting and distribution. They also talk about the Garden to Cafeteria program, sharing their experiences helping connect locally grown food with schools while educating students about where their food comes from.

This week on Sheridan County Ag Update, Liz sits down with Ike Sankey to talk about the upcoming Cowgirl Cadillacs Horse Sale. They discuss the outstanding quality of horses featured in the trade sale, what makes the event unique, and how all of the consigners are women. Ike also shares details about the upcoming sale and what attendees can expect from this special event celebrating horsemanship, ranching, and western heritage.

This week on Sheridan County Ag Update, Liz sits down with Range War Rodeo President Chet Johnson, Vice President Joe Smith, and Treasurer Sarah Askamit to talk about the upcoming Range War Rodeo at the Johnson County Fairgrounds in Buffalo, Wyoming on June 11th — the first of three rodeos happening this summer. They discuss the many roles and responsibilities required to keep a rodeo running smoothly, from planning and organization to behind-the-scenes operations, while also sharing their personal experiences and passion for the rodeo community.

This week on Sheridan County Ag Update, Liz Kincaid welcomes back Tongue River FFA regulars and graduating seniors, outgoing President Kaydence Fulkerson and outgoing Vice President Hattie Hossfeld for one final appearance during their high school FFA careers. They reflect on a busy and memorable year, including State Convention, Donkey Basketball, and the upcoming FFA Banquet. Kaydence and Hattie also look back on their time in FFA, the experiences that shaped them, and what’s next as they prepare for the future beyond high school. It’s a fun, heartfelt episode celebrating leadership, hard work, and the lasting impact of FFA.

This week on Sheridan County Ag Update, Liz Kincaid sits down with Director of Agriculture at Sheridan College, Mae Smith, along with Ag Program Ambassador Jordan Carroll for a packed episode full of insight, stories, and updates. They dive into everything happening within the program—from preparing students for state competitions to the hands-on experiences that set Sheridan College apart. Jordan also shares highlights from her recent trip to Peru, offering a unique perspective on agriculture beyond our borders. Plus, get the details on the upcoming plant sale and what the community can look forward to this season. Whether you’re involved in agriculture or just curious about what’s happening locally, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

🌾 Sheridan County Ag Update 🌾This week, Liz Kincaid visits with Tinley Barnes and Wynn West from Big Horn FFA. They share their FFA experiences, talk State Convention, and preview fun events like the spaghetti dinner and Chicken Poop Bingo 🐔💩Tune in to hear how these students are shaping the future of agriculture right here at home. 🌱

This week on Sheridan County Ag Update, host Liz Kincaid welcomes back John Graves from the Sheridan Community Land Trust. The two dive into exciting developments in land conservation, including efforts to expand conservation easements into neighboring Johnson County. They also discuss the growing role of virtual fencing in modern agriculture and how it’s shaping the future of land management. Plus, get the latest on upcoming events and opportunities to get involved with conservation efforts in our region. Tune in to stay informed on the issues and innovations impacting local ag!

🌾🎙️ Sheridan County Ag Update — New Episode! 🎙️🌾This week, Liz visits with members of Big Horn FFA — President Tinley Barnes, Secretary Harper Baltz, and Reporter Sophia Harnish.They share details about their upcoming Spring Fundraiser, the fan-favorite Donkey Basketball showdown vs. Tongue River FFA, and more happening in their chapter!👉 Tune in to hear what’s ahead and support local youth in agriculture!

🌾🎧 Sheridan County Ag Update — New Episode! 🎧🌾This week on Sheridan County Ag Update, Liz welcomes members of the John B. Kendrick FFA — Levi Peldo, Ella Hiller, and Colton Smith — for a lively conversation about all things FFA! From leadership experiences and community involvement to FFA Week activities and how they’re growing the chapter, they share what makes FFA meaningful to them and their classmates.They also talk about one of the big upcoming events on the calendar — the FFA Barn Bash! This annual fundraiser features dinner, music, dancing, auctions and more to support scholarships and chapter activities.👉 Tune in, show your support for local youth in agriculture, and don’t forget to like and share!

🌾🎙️ Sheridan County Ag Update — New Episode! 🎙️🌾This week on Sheridan County Ag Update, Liz sits down with members of the Clear Creek FFA! Guests Brindel Vineyard, Tessa Anderson, and Wyatt Holland join the show to talk about growing the chapter, celebrating FFA Week, and what’s coming up next — including the Sweethearts & Scholarship event.It’s a great look at the future of agriculture and the students leading the way. 🌱👉 Listen now, and don’t forget to subscribe, share, and support local ag!

Sheridan County Ag Update returns with host Liz Kincaid welcoming back John Graves from the Sheridan Community Land Trust. This week, Liz and John discuss ongoing county concerns surrounding land in Sheridan County, including land use, conservation, and growth. They also explore the role of virtual fencing in modern agriculture and talk about the new Welcome Center and what it means for the community.Tune in for an informative conversation covering important issues impacting local agriculture and land stewardship. Don’t forget to subscribe, share, and stay connected for more Sheridan County ag news and updates.

🎙️ Sheridan County Ag UpdateThis week on Sheridan County Ag Update, host Liz Kincaid sits down with Jenna Foss and Kari Packard from the Johnson County CattleWomen to talk all about the upcoming Women’s Agriculture Summit. 🌾They discuss what attendees can expect, why the summit matters for women in agriculture, and how events like this help strengthen connections, education, and leadership within the ag community.👉 Don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode, like the video, and share it with anyone passionate about agriculture and rural life. Your support helps keep local ag stories growing!

This week on Sheridan County Ag Update, Liz is joined by three John B. Kendrick FFA seniors — Xander Depew, Madelyn Colby, and Caitlyn Brown. The group talks about welcoming the incoming freshman class, highlights from the annual Barn Bash, and the role Jay’s Boots plays in supporting FFA. They also reflect on their experiences as seniors in FFA, sharing what the organization has meant to them and how it’s helped prepare them for the future.

New Sheridan County Ag Update Episode! This week, Liz sits down with Kaydence Fulkerson and Hattie Hosfeld for an inspiring conversation about their FFA journeys. They share what they’ve learned throughout their FFA careers, discuss the possibility of running for state office, and talk about their experiences at recent conferences. These two young leaders are making big strides in agriculture—don’t miss their stories!Tune in now and get the full update!

Sheridan County Ag Update – Wyoming Stock Growers FeatureThis week on the Sheridan County Ag Update, host Liz Kincaid welcomes Galen Chase, Regional Vice President of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association. Galen breaks down the mission behind the organization — to wholly protect and promote the interests of cattlemen across Wyoming.Liz and Galen discuss how the Stock Growers remain a member-driven group, why that involvement matters, and dive into key topics such as source identification, industry advocacy, and the issues shaping Wyoming’s cattle community today.There’s plenty more packed into this conversation — you won’t want to miss it. Tune in!

This week, host Liz Kincaid welcomes members of the John B. Kendrick FFA Club to the show! 💙💛Tune in as they talk about their upcoming fundraisers, share their experiences in FFA, and discuss why they chose to be part of this incredible organization that shapes the future of agriculture and leadership. 🌱🐄🎙️ Don’t miss this inspiring conversation with the next generation of ag leaders — right here on Sheridan County Ag Update!#SheridanCountyAgUpdate #FFA #FutureFarmersofAmerica #SheridanWyoming #Agriculture #AgEducation

🎙 Sheridan County Ag UpdateIn this week’s episode, host Liz Kincaid welcomes Jordan Carroll, Student Ambassador, and Angel Sparkman, Ag Business Associate Professor at Sheridan College. They discuss the exciting opportunities within the Sheridan College Agriculture Department — from hands-on learning to community involvement — and share details about an upcoming event you won’t want to miss: Pint Night!🍻 Pint Night takes place October 23rd at Black Tooth Brewing, starting at 5 PM, featuring live and silent auctions, food trucks, live music, games, and more! All proceeds go to support the Sheridan College Student Ag Clubs.

This week, host Liz Kincaid sits down with John Graves, Director of Conservation at Sheridan Community Land Trust. John shares insight into the work SCLT is doing to conserve open spaces, protect water and wildlife habitats, and support the agricultural heritage of Sheridan County. From community partnerships to hands-on conservation projects, learn how these efforts are making a lasting impact on our land and future generations.

In this week’s Sheridan County Ag Update, Liz welcomes Sheridan County Rodeo Board members Cassie Morse and Cashlee Cates, along with rodeo contestant Carsyn Cates. They share all the details about the upcoming Sheridan County Rodeo — a fun, family-oriented event where every contestant calls Sheridan County home. From the community pride to the excitement in the arena, they’re here to promote one of the summer’s must-see local traditions.Learn more about the Sheridan County Rodeo and stay updated by visiting their Facebook page: Sheridan County Rodeo Facebook

This week, Liz visits with Kristen Marcus, Executive Director at CHAPS Equine Assisted Services to talk about their upcoming horse clinic focused on nutrition, safety, handling, and building a stronger bond with your horse—all taught by seasoned professionals. They also preview the 2025 Tournament of Knights, a Renaissance-themed event featuring jousting, hand-to-hand combat, and artisan vendors, happening July 26th at the Sheridan County Fairgrounds.

In this episode of Sheridan County Ag Update, host Liz Kincaid sits down with members of the Sheridan WYO Rodeo Board of Directors: President Hayden Heaphy, Ryan White, and Casey Terrell. They dive into what’s in store for this year’s WYO Rodeo—sharing the challenges they’ve faced, how things have changed since last year, updates on ticket sales, new and returning events, enhanced security measures, and the rich history that makes this rodeo one of the best in the West. Whether you're a lifelong fan or a first-time attendee, this conversation offers a behind-the-chutes look at what makes the WYO Rodeo a can’t-miss tradition.

Sheridan County Ag Update – 2025 Fair PreviewThis week, Liz Kincaid chats with Kelly Lott and Brekke Peterson, Open Class Superintendents for the 2025 Sheridan County Fair (July 31 – August 3). They cover how to enter, submission guidelines, what’s new this year, and how they’re getting ready behind the scenes.Get the scoop on how to be part of the fun!

This week on Sheridan County Ag Update, host Liz Kincaid sits down with Chet Johnson, Kade Kinghorn, and Sam Munsick—organizers of the exciting Range War Rodeo. They dive into how the rodeo got its bold name, the variety of thrilling events that make it a must-see, and what attendees can expect at this year’s showdown. From bronc riding to bull busting, get all the details on where and when the next Range War Rodeo will take place, and why it’s quickly becoming a favorite in the region. Don’t miss this action-packed episode!

Sheridan County Ag Update – Tongue River Valley FFAIn this episode of Sheridan County Ag Update, host Liz Kincaid sits down with Tongue River Valley FFA President Kaydence Fulkerson and Vice President Hattie Hossfeld. They share their experiences as members of Tongue River FFA, including recent competition and what they've learned this past year.

🎙️ Sheridan County Ag Update – Featuring Ike SankeyThis week on Sheridan County Ag Update, host Liz Kincaid sits down with Ike Sankey to talk about the upcoming Cowgirl Cadillacs Horse Sale—a unique and celebrated event where every horse is consigned by a woman.Ike shares the story behind Cowgirl Cadillacs, where gentle, classy, well-broke horses are hand-selected and offered by female consignors who stand behind the horses they bring. The sale focuses on trust, quality, and the dream of connecting riders with the perfect partner.Whether you're in the market for your next riding horse or just love a good story about strong horses and strong women, this episode is one you won't want to miss.🐎 Learn more at cowgirlcadillacs.com

This week on Sheridan County Ag Update, host Liz Kincaid welcomes Crystal Mediate to the show for an insightful discussion on homesteading. From its historical roots to its modern resurgence, Crystal breaks down what homesteading truly means today. Whether it's growing your own food, raising livestock, or embracing a more self-sufficient lifestyle, she shares the joys and challenges that come with the journey.

Join us on this episode of Sheridan County Ag Update as we welcome Johnson County 4H members Sawyer Kolb, Dallas Hepp, and Grace Bassett! They’re here to share all the exciting details about the upcoming Johnson County 4H Carnival happening March 28, 2025, from 4:30 to 7:00 PM at the Bomber Mountain Civic Center. From fun games and delicious treats to family-friendly activities, this is a night you won’t want to miss!

This week on Sheridan County Ag Update, host Liz Kincaid sits down with John Graves, the new Director of Conservation at the Sheridan Community Land Trust. John is dedicated to helping families protect their land and ensure it thrives for future generations. They discuss the importance of conservation easements, how they benefit landowners, and what resources are available for those looking to preserve their property.

This week on Sheridan County Ag Update, host Liz Kincaid welcomes Lucy Pauley, coordinator for the Wyoming Agriculture & Natural Resources Mediation Program. Lucy plays a vital role in assisting farmers, ranchers, and rural residents in resolving conflicts through mediation. She works on a variety of issues, including farm credit disputes, USDA program appeals, neighbor conflicts, water rights, agricultural estate planning, and farm transitions. Tune in to learn how mediation can provide practical solutions for challenges in the agricultural community and how Lucy’s work helps keep Wyoming’s ag industry running smoothly.

In this episode of Sheridan County Ag Update, host Liz Kincaid sits down with Tongue River Valley FFA President Kaydence Fulkerson and Vice President Hattie Hossfeld. They share their experiences as members of Tongue River FFA, discussing the leadership skills they've gained, memorable moments from their time in the program, and the impact FFA has had on their lives. Kaydence and Hattie also provide insight into their upcoming projects, competitions, and events, highlighting the hard work and dedication of their chapter. Tune in to hear how these young leaders are making a difference in agriculture and their community!

Sheridan County Ag Update – World Champion Team Roper Bobby HarrisIn this episode of Sheridan County Ag Update, host Liz Kincaid sits down with rodeo legend and world champion Team Roper Bobby Harris to talk about his new role as the Sheridan College Rodeo Head Coach.Bobby Harris, a Wyoming native, has had an incredible rodeo career spanning decades. A ProRodeo Hall of Fame inductee, Harris is a 10-time National Finals Rodeo qualifier and won the 1991 PRCA Team Roping World Championship. Known for his exceptional skill in team roping, he has competed at the highest levels, leaving a lasting impact on the sport.Now, Harris is bringing his experience and knowledge to the next generation of rodeo athletes at Sheridan College. Tune in as he shares his vision for the program, his passion for coaching, and what it takes to build a winning rodeo team.

In this episode of Sheridan County Ag Update, host Liz Kincaid sits down with members of the John B. Kendrick FFA Chapter to discuss their experiences in agricultural education, leadership, and community involvement. Joining the conversation are Chapter Secretary Eliana Grover and members Bryce Ludikhuize and Caitlyn Brown. They talk about the importance of youth involvement in agriculture and upcoming FFA events!

Sheridan County Ag Update - New Episode Alert! 🎙️🌾Have you ever had Raw Milk?! Join host Liz Kincaid as she sits down with Christine Hampshire, the incredible owner of Cross E Dairy and Freedom Foods Market, to talk all things dairy! They'll dive into what it’s like to care for dairy cows, the process of producing raw foods, and the passion behind running a local market that provides real food to our Sheridan community.Don’t miss this engaging conversation, and be sure to visit Christine's store:📍 Cross E Dairy and Freedom Foods Market106 South Main Street, Downtown Sheridan, Wyominghttps://www.facebook.com/CrossEFreedomFoods/👉 Tune in to learn more about the hard work and heart behind bringing fresh, wholesome food to your table!#SheridanCountyAgUpdate #RawFood #DairyLife #ShopLocal #SheridanWY

Tune in to the latest episode of Sheridan County Ag Update with host Liz Kincaid as she sits down with Kacy Townsley and Zach Scofield, the President and Vice President of Best of the Rest Steer Riders. Discover how this incredible organization is shaping the future of steer riding, supporting young talent, and promoting agriculture in our community. Don't miss their inspiring stories and exciting updates! Also check out their official Facebook page for more information: https://www.facebook.com/bestofthereststeerriders

Join host Liz Kincaid for an inspiring episode of Sheridan County Ag Update featuring special guests from the Goose Creek Livestock 4-H Club: Stephen Gamble, Harper Baltz, and Wynne West. Discover how these young agricultural leaders are making an impact in the Sheridan County community through their dedication to livestock projects, teamwork, and education.

In this episode of Sheridan County Ag Update, host Liz Kincaid sits down with members of the John B. Kendrick FFA Chapter for a conversation. Chapter President Rolly Hartman, 3rd Vice President Natalee Herbst, and sophomore member Bret Oetken share insights into their roles, upcoming projects, and what FFA means to them. Tune in to hear these future leaders discuss their passion for agriculture and how they're making a difference in Sheridan County and beyond.

In this episode of the Sheridan County Ag Update, host Liz Kincaid is joined by special guests Madeline Atwell, the 2025 Sheridan WYO Rodeo Queen; Grace Van Dyke, the 2025 Sheridan WYO Rodeo Sr. Princess; and Kyla Torrance, the 2025 Sheridan WYO Rodeo Little Miss. They discuss the upcoming fundraiser on November 9th to support the 2025 WYO Rodeo Royalty. Tune in to hear more about this exciting event, the important role of the Rodeo Royalty, and how you can get involved in helping make this fundraiser a success!

Link to the Community Dinner: https://www.facebook.com/events/935080915105303In this episode of Sheridan County Ag Update, your host, Liz Kincaid sits down with Ashlea Bassett to discuss the upcoming "Ashes to the Table" community dinner on October 19th. This free event aims to bring our community together while raising donations for the Johnson County Fire Relief Fund. Join us as Ashlea shares details about the evening, including a delicious dinner, live music from Kellen Smith and The Nate Champion Band, and how we can all contribute to helping rebuild our community. Don't miss this opportunity to learn more about this meaningful event and how you can get involved!

Welcome to Sheridan County Ag Update with your host, Liz Kincaid. This week Liz hosts FFA Reporter, Levi Peldo, Treasurer Colton Smith and Member Stephen Gamble.

Join Host, Liz Kincaid as she sits with 4H Educator, Emily Swinyer!

Join Liz Kincaid as she speaks with Chris Sorenson about Sheridan County Rodeo!

Join Liz as she sits down and chats with Jan and Lindsay Guynn, Redgrade Riders IEA Equestrian Team!

Today Liz sits with Jan Guynn, one of the Sheridan WYO Rodeo Board of Directors. They talk everything Rodeo!

Welcome to Rodeo Week! Lacey Sell is the Sheep Superintendent for the fair. Join the Conversation!

Join Liz today as she sits and chats with NILE Merit Heifer Recipient, Steven Gamble.

Welcome to Sheridan County Ag Update! Today, Liz Interviews retiring President, Jhett West, incoming Reporter, Levi Peldo and incoming Secretary, Eliana Grover.

Liz sits and chats with Ian and Micah from Rooted in Wyoming.

Join Liz as she sits with Ike Sankey and talks about the Cowgirl Cadillacs Horse Sale!