
Our Boys First year at 4-H In Teton County Fair 2018
2018 Teton County Fair. This Purebred York Sow won Grand Champion in Breeding Stock.

2018 Teton County Fair. This Hamp/Duroc barrow won Grand Champion Showmanship and also a blue ribbon in Market.

2018 Teton County Fair. This Duroc/Hamp Gilt won 3rd place in Breeding Stock.

2018 Teton County Fair. This Duroc/Hamp barrow one 3rd for a blue ribbon in Showmanship Category and 2nd in Carcass Category out of 43 pigs.


Our Happy 4-H Customers 2018
Our happy customers Simon and Evan Ceaicovschi that placed well with their Yorks out of 15 pigs in the Lewis & Clark Fair 2018.





The Rammells 2019 Teton County 4-H

Joshua Rammell recived 2 blue ribbions for market and showmaship.
weight 330 lbs.


Hunter Rammell recived 2 blue ribbions for showmanship and market.
weight 249 lbs.


Caleb Rammell recived 2 blue ribbions for showmanship and market.
weight 271 lbs.
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Caleb Rammell fell in the top 8 in the carcass division.

Tristan Rammell recived 2 blue ribbions for showmanship and market.
weight 219 lbs.
Leisal Rammell recived 1 reserve champion for showmanship and a blue for market.
weight 386 lbs.
Breeding Stock 4-H Fair 2019

Joshua Rammell won Grand Champion in Breeding stock.

Joshua Rammell got Grand Champion in breeding stock.

Hunter Rammell got Reserve Championship in breeding stock.

Tristan Rammell got Reserve Championship in breeding stock.
Our 2019 Customers Accomplishments

McKenzie Stewart received
2 blue ribbions for showmanship and market.
Weight 244 lbs.

Cannon Stewarts pig received 2 blue ribbions in showmanship and market. weight 289lbs

2019 SYMBOL OF EXCELLENCE CARCASS DIVISION. Lotadoe acres which raises 4-H hogs was involved in 2 awards tonight associated with Teton County 4-H Fair. Grand Champion award went to McKenzie Stewart and Caleb Rammell also was in the top 9.
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Kelli O'Neill received 2 blue ribbions for Showmanship and market.
weight was 256 lbs.
Reid O'Neill received 1 purple ribbion for market and 1 blue ribbion for showmanship.
weight 300 lbs.

Grant O'Neill received 2 blue ribbions for showmanship and market.
weight was 235lbs.

Grace O'Neill received 2 blue ribbions for showmanship and market.
weight was 298

Katelny Johnson received
1 blue ribbion for market class and a purple ribbion in Showmanship.
Weight 328 lbs.

Will Johnson received
1 purple ribbion for showmanship and 1 blue ribbion in market.
Weight 260 lbs.




Destini Anderson received 1 purple ribbion for Market and 1 blue ribbion for Showmanship.
Weight 254 lbs.



Brea Kuntz
received 1 purple ribbion for Showmanship and 1 blue for Market.
Weight 323 lbs.


Eli O'neil
received 1 blue ribbion for Market and 1 blue ribbion for Showmanship.
Weight 270 lbs.


Tess received 1 blue ribbion for Market and 1 blue ribbion for Showmanship.
Weight 281 lbs.
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Tucker Smith received a purple for Grand Drive
weight 260 lbs.
Tristan Smith received a purple in Grand Drive.
weight 259 lbs.


Tate received a blue ribbion.
weight 297 lbs.




Paul Enfield received a red ribbion for Showmanship and a blue ribbion for Markert
Last Chance Stampede Fair, July 24,2019
Weight 328 lbs


Thomas Enfield received a blue ribbion in Showmanship and 1 blue ribbon in Market class.
Last Chance Stampede Fair, July 24,2019
Weight 325 lbs.



Kyle received a blue ribbion for Showmanship and a red for Market class.
Ravalli County Fair
Weight 340 lbs.
Ellie received a blue ribbion for Showmanship and a red for Market class.
Ravalli County Fair, August 29,2019
Weight 332 lbs.


Emily Lockhart received a blue ribbion on Showmanship and a blue ribbion in Market class.
Northwest Fair.
Weight 292 lbs.
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Tanner Marks received a blue ribbon.
Last Chance Stampede Fair
Weight 236 lbs.

Hallie Marks received a purple ribbon
Last Chance Stampede Fair
Weight 214 lbs.
Rammells 2020 Teton County 4-H Fair
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Carcass and ultrasound data were collected on 1553 hogs from across the state of Montana with 21% qualifying to be SOE hogs in 2020. These hogs were shown by 4-H and FFA youth who committed to the market swine project from beginning to end. The SOE standards are based upon live weight, hot carcass weight, back fat, loin area, marbling, color, wetness, muscle, and firmness.
John Rauser, MPPC President and Montana hog producer has overseen the program for many years. “The SOE Program is unique to Montana. The vision of SOE as a carcass quality program is to help producers improve their hog carcass quality while educating youth through 4-H. As a hog farmer, I strive to produce a market hog that grows quickly, yields a good carcass, meets standards set by the SOE program, and tastes good. I commend our youth and my fellow pork producers who participate in the SOE program for all of their hard work and the commitment to make this program successful for so many years and many years to come.”
Youth exhibitors and hog breeders in the heavy carcass division are:
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Bridgett Madruga, Ravalli County (Missoula County Public School Ag Center, hog breeder).
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Gretchen Ludemann, Missoula County (Hudson Family Show Pigs, hog breeder).
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Colter Short, Ravalli County (Miotke Show Pigs, hog breeder).
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Leyton Arnold, Gallatin County (Madd Show Pigs, hog breeder).
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Joshua Rammell, Teton County (Shanun Rammell, hog breeder).
RAMMELLS 4-H FAIR 2021

We must be raising some fine MONTANA pigs for our kids to take on such an accomplishment in the pig world. CONGRATULATIONS Jeremiah Rammell our 9-year-old son. 1945 swine in the state of Montana was entered in the contest. Jeremiah Rammell took 2nd in the light carcass division. This is our 2nd year of being in the top 5. Last year Joshua Rammell got 5th in the heavy division.
Montana Symbol of Excellence
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The Montana Symbol of Excellence (SOE) program annually recognizes both 4-H and FFA youth and swine breeders who raise market swine that meet carcass merit standards and who demonstrate a commitment to excellence in producing quality pork products. The SOE program was created through a partnership between Montana Pork Producers Council (MPPC) and MSU Extension before the Pork Act of 1985. MPPC with MSU Extension Swine Specialists Wayne Gipp and Walt Neuman developed the SOE program to highlight the hard work of both youth and swine breeders that continues today.
Carcass and ultrasound data were collected on 1945 swine from across the state of Montana with 30% qualifying to be SOE swine in 2021. These swine were shown by 4-H and FFA youth who committed to the market swine project from beginning to end. The SOE standards are based upon live weight, hot carcass weight, back fat, loin area, marbling, color, wetness, muscle, and firmness.
The 2021 top swine are listed below in the light carcass, heavy carcass, and ultrasound divisions:
Youth exhibitors and swine breeders in the light carcass division are:
1. Maddux Prechter, Gallatin County. Long’s Livestock, swine breeder.
2. Jeremiah Rammell, Teton County. Lotadoe Acres, swine breeder.
3. Lydia Black, Gallatin County. Farrier Show Pigs, swine breeder.
4. Autumn VandeSandt, Beaverhead County. Triple F Hogs, swine breeder.
5. Jacklyn Wetsch, Tri-County Fair. Triple F Pigs, swine breeder.
Youth exhibitors and swine breeders in the heavy carcass division are:
1. Guy Holt, Beaverhead County. Triple F Hogs, swine breeder.
2. Carson Blanchard, Gallatin County. Farrier Showpigs, swine breeder.
3. Easton Mast, Lake County. Chip Vergeront, swine breeder.
4. Asher Voss, Beaverhead County. Triple F Hogs, swine breeder.
5. Rhiaunna Simonson, Phillips County. Cain Super Sires, swine breeder.
Youth exhibitors and swine breeders in the ultrasound division are:
1. Jessica Stark, Fallon County. Germann Ranch, swine breeder.
2. Dane Reynolds, Flathead County. Trumble Creek Show Pigs, swine breeder.
3. Addison Allen, Big Horn County. Graham Pigs, swine breeder.
4. Tyler Conover, Missoula County. Cash Schick, swine breeder.
5. Cruz Bartholomew, Flathead County. Deaton Show Pigs, swine breeder.
Contact Rose Malisani with MSU Cascade County Extension at (406) 454-6980 for more information regarding the Montana SOE program.
Pictured are Maddux, Guy, and Jessica.

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