Wright's Farm Show Lambs

05/25/2026

Now is the time to stock up on your show supplies.

Limited time savings

05/21/2026

I know I read that this show was cancelled however they are saying it is still on.

Register - https://tinyurl.com/nwadfss26

Catalog - https://www.northwestarkansasdistrictfair.com/spring-show

***We are testing this new registration system. Please let us know if you have any problems or need assistance.

You can register the day of the show
Entry Deadlines on May 30, 2026:
9:30 AM: Dairy Cattle & Dairy Goats
10:00 AM: Beef Cattle
11:00 PM: Meat Goats
1:00 PM: Sheep
3:00 PM: Swine

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day 💕🐑

05/03/2026

Barn clean out, lamb edition! Brad and Suzie Wright are ready to be in the camper at the lake and not waiting to get these lambs out of the barn.

There’s only a few left! Great projects for any level of showman. Let us know what you’re interested in, send a message for price and pick-up details.

And yes - there are lambs who went across the block in Oklahoma and came back home. Unfortunately they ended up in the large number of walk-offs for the weekend across several breeders. We believe they are quality lambs and stand behind them!

No comments on the showman please, she’s out of practice and not broke babies are not her speciality!😂😅

Sheep are broken up by an ear tag picture. (Ear tag, side profile, rear view) 6 lambs total: 5 wethers, 1 ewe…listed in no particular order.

04/25/2026

AJSC Shows listed so far

04/22/2026

We do this in our barn. Pick what works best for you on the time you skip + try hard to keep meals at the same time daily.

I personally hate to skip meals 🙅🏼‍♀️
But, it’s something we do weekly (usually Sunday evenings) in our show barns!

The cows & sheep both LOVE it because it’s the fullest their hay baskets get!

Why do we skip a meal? Because it A) helps keep them hungry and B ) helps keep their rumen on track! It’s like hitting the restart button after a week of starchy, high energy diets.

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Any other meal skip believers in the audience? Or different tricks for keeping them on track consistently?

Point of clarification: We don’t leave them with nothing to eat. We simply skip one grain feeding and fill them up with hay instead. I.E. if you feed twice a day, instead of 14 grain meals in a week they would have 13.