Entry Deadline
Listed here soon.Turn in forms and fees to save your spot.
Home of the Sabine County Junior Livestock Show
Local Students. Local Support.
Raise a paddle, lend a hand, or donate. Your help turns hard work into real opportunity for Sabine County youth.
Our youth are up before school to feed, back at the barn after dinner, practicing a speech when the house is quiet, and welding a project long after dark. They put in the hours most folks never see, and they come out of it with responsibility, resilience, and pride in doing a job right.
We provide the place.
The community provides the support.
The students do the work.
Who We Are
Since 1982, neighbors here have raised the barns, worked the check-in tables, and kept the lights on so Sabine County's 4-H and FFA youth have a place to show what they've worked on all year. We are the Sabine County Agricultural Improvement Youth Foundation, a volunteer board of people who'd rather be in a barn than anywhere else.
Find Your Place
Get ready to show, whether you're raising an animal or bringing a shop project.
Start Your ProjectBid, pay, or bless a student, whether you're buying a little or a whole lot.
Raise a PaddlePick a level and show up for some of the hardest-working children in Sabine County.
Become a SponsorBring yourself and a heart for serving, and we'll find the place you fit best.
Sign Up to HelpAg students today, leaders tomorrow. Get the details and start your path after high school.
Ask About ScholarshipsBring everyone together here. Tell us your date and we'll follow up with a rate.
Request a HoldThe Calendar
This place stays busy all year, kept going by neighbors, volunteers, businesses, and students all putting in the work. Here is what is coming up, from the show weekend to the fundraisers that keep the doors open.
The Show Weekend
Turn in forms and fees to save your spot.
Bring your animal and paperwork. Our team will guide you.
Come cheer. See projects, showmanship, and awards.
The weekend closes with the sale.
Fundraisers & Community Events
The board puts on other events through the year to raise money for the students.
Teams fire up the pits, and every plate helps keep the grounds open.
Not Just Talk
Our board is made of our neighbors who show up year after year to give all types of children an opportunity to grow in ways that make an impact far beyond their childhood.
“It offers so many different opportunities for youth to showcase their passions and talents.”
In Their Words
“I am a Sabine County Junior Livestock Scholarship Recipient. I will be attending LSU‑A this fall to study nursing. This scholarship means a lot to me because of the many years my Pops spent helping me raise and show animals. I am incredibly grateful this association chose to help me pursue my degree in nursing. Thank you!”
“I live in Hemphill, Texas, and I am a recent homeschool graduate. I am one of the recipients of the Sabine County Youth Foundation's $1,000 scholarship. I am extremely grateful to the youth foundation for providing me with this opportunity to be able to help fund my education at Panola College this fall studying criminal justice. I plan to pursue a career in the justice system one day.”
Reach Out
Whether you are planning to show, thinking about renting the grounds, or just trying to get hold of somebody, we are easy to reach. Send a note and a real person here will get back to you.
Tell us what you need and the best way to reach you.