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.

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This 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.

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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.

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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!

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Sheridan County Ag Update – Wyoming Stock Growers Feature

This 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. 🌱🐄

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In 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.