More... Static Exhibits - Expo 2017

from August 2017...

The participants enter their projects

Like projects in the animal categories, Static projects are judged by volunteers from the community.  On the first day of Expo, the projects are judged, ribbons awarded and displayed for viewing for the final day of Expo.

Creative Arts include: Tri-dimensional, Sewing, Photography, and Scrap-booking projects

In the "Cooking" discipline, participants could enter their projects in Desserts, Cookies, Tortillas and Bread, or Salsa categories.

Entomology is a popular project in the Technology discipline.  Other projects in Technology include Agronomy, Mecatronics, and Industrial Arts.

In the Visual Arts discipline, participants can enter projects in Drawing, Colored pencil drawing, and Painting.

And awards are presented by the judge at the end of the day to the overall winners in each discipline.

RAV September 2017

September flew by! The first two weeks were spent programming and artificially inseminating 19 heifers. A huge thanks to Shane Stout (an instructor at Graham School for Cattleman in Lane, KS which Limón attended last year) who came down for the second year in a row to help with this. On the heels of the first round of AI, the second round began. The second round was 27 first-calf heifers that have spent their entire time since being imported to Mexico at ranch headquarters. Immediately following AI, they were all transported up to the rented ranch, Rancho Ojo de Agua. Looking into October, we hope to catch up on all the bookkeeping and maintenance, as it currently promises to be a more laid back month.