The 2026 State 4-H Working Steer Show/Qualifier (3 of 3) is a premier agricultural event showcasing the skills of youth participants and their working steers. Hosted at the historic Addison County Fair & Field Days grounds in New Haven, Vermont, this event serves as a critical qualifier for 4-H members. Spectators can witness the dedication and training involved in traditional working steer competitions, celebrating Vermont's rich agricultural heritage and the development of the next generation of farmers.
What to Expect
A competitive livestock event featuring youth handlers and their working steers.
Who Should Attend
- 4-H members
- Agricultural enthusiasts
- Farmers
- Families
- Livestock judges
Agenda Overview
The event takes place on August 15, 2026, at the Addison County Fair & Field Days grounds.
Venue & Address
Organizer
University of Vermont Extension 4-H · Educational Institution
UVM Extension 4-H provides youth development programs focused on agriculture and leadership.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a working steer show?
It is a competition showcasing the training and handling of steers used for draft work.
Where is the event held?
Addison County Fair & Field Days, 1790 Field Days Rd, New Haven, VT.
Is this open to the public?
Yes, spectators are generally welcome to watch the competition.
Is there an entry fee?
Please check the UVM Extension or fair website for specific event details.
What does '3 of 3' mean?
It indicates this is the third and final event in the 2026 series.
Are there other events at the fairgrounds?
Yes, the fairgrounds host various agricultural events throughout the year.
Tags
4-H
agriculture
livestock
Vermont
youth
New Haven
Summary
The third and final 2026 State 4-H Working Steer Show/Qualifier held at the Addison County Fair & Field Days grounds.
Highlights
- Working steer competition
- 4-H youth development
- Agricultural heritage
- Qualifier event
- Historic fairgrounds venue
- Community engagement
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