About Us
We provide an opportunity for 4-H and FFA members to exhibit their livestock projects before the public, fostering a development of excellence in livestock production skills and practices. Junior Livestock youth learn sportsmanship, leadership, citizenship, and responsibility.
Annually, each participant is allowed to sell one animal regardless of the placing of the show. The money the youth earn at the sale helps to fund their higher education goals.
Our Mission
Our Mission is to encourage young men and women to become future farmers and ranchers through educational experiences in livestock production, as well as hold an annual livestock show and sale to benefit youth to advance their higher education.
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OFFICERS
President: Joe Lozano
Vice-President: Kris Pressler
Vice-President: Wayne Zoeller
Treasurer: Craig Jackson - 210-414-5686
Co-Treasurer: Tooter Robertson
Secretary: Mark Schulze
Reporter: Trey Young
SUPERINTENDENTS
Poultry: Joe Lozano - 830-456-3215
Ag Mechanics: Trey Young - 409-682-0439
Sheep & Goat: Chad Upham
Swine: Jacob Stehling - 830-446-1253
Steers & Heifers: Duane Zoeller
Sale Committee: Wayne Zoeller
Baeley Allerkamp
Barrett Allerkamp
Micheal Brown
Brittni Cross
Gilbert Ellis
Dallas English
Keith Hallmark
Weston Hamilton
Reagan Harris
Charles Herbst
Emilie Herbst
Eric Ingram
DIRECTORS
Craig Jackson
Joe Lozano
Ron Marquis
Jay Matter
Chloe Moehring
Craig Moldenhauer
Matt Nelson
Kris Pressler
Tooter Robertson
Reid Schneider
Mark Schulze
Beca Short
Ira Smoot
Jacob Stehling
Chad Upham
Greg Weidenfeller
Trey Young
Duane Zoeller
Wayne Zoeller
Wesley Zoeller
KCJLA Jr. Director
In 2020, the Kendall County Jr. Livestock Junior Board was created to work alongside the Kendall County Jr. Livestock Directors. The Junior Board members help with assisting the Kendall County Jr. Livestock Directors to have a successful livestock show for the Youth of Kendall County. Being on the Junior Board is a privilege and allows these young individuals to gain leadership experience, become role models for younger exhibitors and further develop communication skills.
To learn more about requirements & expected duties of a Junior Director, click the button below. If you are interested in being a Junior Director, please contact the Kendall County 4-H office.
Come Participate in Our Show Ring
Learn more about how to get involved, or reach out to see about the impact you could be making through the Kendall Country Junior Livestock Association.