May 5-8, 2027 | Spokane, WA
NEW Webinar Series
Prime Time: Conversations with Texas Tech Meat Professors
Join leading cutting-edge Texas Tech University Meat Science professors for an engaging live webinar series exploring the latest research, industry trends, practical applications, and opportunities in meat science.
Whether you're a youth producer, club leader/educator, student, or industry professional, each session offers expert insights, real-world examples, and the opportunity to ask questions live. Perfect for your club educational meetings! Stay informed, expand your knowledge, and connect with one of the nation's premier meat science programs—all from wherever you are.
Building your futures through meat and livestock opportunities
Featuring Dr. Blake Foraker, TTU Meat Professor
Tuesday, September 8, 2026 | 6:00 pm Pacific time
International insights: Meat industry trends
Featuring Dr. Mark Miller, TTU Meat Professor
Tuesday, October 6, 2026 | 6:00 pm Pacific time
The science behind the steak: Innovation & hot topics in meat science
Featuring Dr. Dale Woerner, TTU Meat Professor
Tuesday, November 10, 2026 | 6:00 pm Pacific time
2026 TITLE SPONSORS
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We invite you to join us at the 2027 Junior Livestock Show of Spokane! This will be the 92nd Annual Show. There are many memories yet to be made and lifelong friendships to be created.
There is a place for youth of all experience levels and ages to participate in the show, and family members to join us ringside. Whether you join us for quality classes, showmanship or the sale – we look forward to seeing you!
Have questions about the show? Contact us today!
Thank you to our 2026 Ring Sponsors
Cultivating Youth.
Promoting Livestock.
“The spirit of 4-H and FFA is unconquerable. We oldsters may at times lose faith. These youngsters never do. Our country and our civilization are safe in hands like theirs.”
— Frank Funkhouser
Cultivating Generations of Agricultural Leaders
Today’s youth, tomorrow’s leaders.
Youth work with their livestock projects for several months at home by washing, exercising, feeding, bonding, and preparing their animal for the big show in Spokane, Washington, each year. Responsibility, dedication to a project at hand, and commitment to follow through are just a few skills these young leaders learn throughout the duration of their livestock projects.
In May, 4-H and FFA members from all across the Pacific Northwest make plans to compete at the Junior Livestock Show of Spokane.
As exhibitors graduate and conclude their livestock showing careers, they use the skills learned and the connections made at the show in college and into their professional careers.
It all starts here and we are proud of the impact made.
