Young Shepherd Award Belt Buckle Awards
SASP Youth Shepherd's Awards
Objective:
An objective of the Spokane Area Sheep Producers Association (SASP) is to promote interest in the sheep industry by encouraging youth programs through the establishment of sheep production flocks, sound sheep youth projects, and providing education about all varieties and types of sheep production enterprises.
The SASP Outstanding Young Shepherd Award is based on demonstrated acquisition of knowledge and skills relevant to sheep, sheep farming and wool production and provides rewards and recognition for the individual youth shepherd.
Eligibility:
Youth is a member of SASP, or youth’s parent or grandparent is a member of the SASP
Resident of Washington or Idaho or in the areas served by the SASP
An individual may only win once in each age division.
Youth is engaged in a sheep project during the current calendar year
(i.e. 4-H/FFA sheep project, lease or own a sheep, or work on a farm with sheep)
Junior Division 8-13 years old and Senior Division 14-18 years old (age at time of application)
To enter:
Entry form along with a written essay and signed letter of reference must be postmarked by November 1st of the project year. Download Entry Form Now
Completed entries are to be mailed to:
Kim Hansen, 1238 E Ohio Match Rd. Rathdrum, ID 83858.
Questions: (208) 687-9839 or [email protected]
Young Shepherd Award Belt Buckle Awards
SASP Youth Shepherd's Awards
Objective:
An objective of the Spokane Area Sheep Producers Association (SASP) is to promote interest in the sheep industry by encouraging youth programs through the establishment of sheep production flocks, sound sheep youth projects, and providing education about all varieties and types of sheep production enterprises.
The SASP Outstanding Young Shepherd Award is based on demonstrated acquisition of knowledge and skills relevant to sheep, sheep farming and wool production and provides rewards and recognition for the individual youth shepherd.
Eligibility:
Youth is a member of SASP, or youth’s parent or grandparent is a member of the SASP
Resident of Washington or Idaho or in the areas served by the SASP
An individual may only win once in each age division.
Youth is engaged in a sheep project during the current calendar year
(i.e. 4-H/FFA sheep project, lease or own a sheep, or work on a farm with sheep)
Junior Division 8-13 years old and Senior Division 14-18 years old (age at time of application)
To enter:
Entry form along with a written essay and signed letter of reference must be postmarked by November 1st of the project year. Download Entry Form Now
Completed entries are to be mailed to:
Kim Hansen, 1238 E Ohio Match Rd. Rathdrum, ID 83858.
Questions: (208) 687-9839 or [email protected]
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