Mr. Oschner is a strategic planner and keynote speaker for the world's largest agricultural, corporate entities and organizations. He attributes livestock judging as a foundational element to his success as a nationally recognized communicator. Kevin and his family run a herd of high quality Limousin and Lim-Flex cattle in Kersey, CO. 

Kevin Ochsner is one of the best communicators and advocates in all of agriculture. Learn how livestock judging impacted his life and career. 

Brady overviews his time starting out as a solo coach at SDSU and re-building a successful program. 

Brady shares his early involvement in the livestock industry and his early career on competitive judging teams. 

Jennifer tells the story of her and Jarold starting Callahan Cattle Co. and the initial year of Cattlemen's Congress. 

Follow Jennifer's path to livestock judging success at Cal Poly in part 1. 

Dr. Culp gives his perspective on judging on TAMU's undefeated team as well as comments about his time coaching at Purdue and Ohio State. 

Kyle Culp was an intense and highly successful livestock judging competitor. Follow his story from the youth programs in Indiana to JUCO and beyond. 

Johnny summarizes his 30 plus years of coaching as well as his time as a student at Clarendon and WT. 

Dr. Bill Able arguably had the single greatest impact on the livestock judging scene with a career going back to the late 1950's. He coached at Mississippi State, NEO, University of Kentucky, and K-State.