Instructors

Ella is from Winnemucca, NV and has many years experience showing sheep both as a member of 4-H and as a jackpot showman. Ella's passion for showmanship is illustrated through her breeding program and the quality of animal she chooses to show. 

Kari Brumley is from Orovada, NV where she and her family own Brumley Farms, a registered Hereford and hay operation. She has a passion for good livestock as a second generation Hereford breeder, which started when she showed her first Hereford at 7 years old. Through her lengthy career, one of her greatest memories is being the first National Junior Hereford Association member to win all four age divisions in showmanship at the Junior National Hereford Expo. Kari is honored to be named the 2025 Hereford Herdsman of the Year in addition to exhibiting previous show heifers and bulls of the year, and being named premier breeder and premier exhibitor at national shows including the American Royal, Reno, and Denver National Western Stock Show. Kari has been fortunate to have had many mentors growing up and enjoys giving back by mentoring junior exhibitors. 

Hadyn Clement is the owner/operator of Clement Livestock in Orland, CA, selling competitive show pigs all across the western United State. He is also the integral manager of the Meats Lab at University of California, Chico where he helps college students prepare for acreers in the meats industry. 

Lucy is from Winnemucca, NV and a recent High School Graduate. She has been showing goats for several years through 4-H and some jackpot events. 

Hadley is from Battle Mountain, NV and a recent High School Graduate. He has 11 years of experience showing goats, pigs, sheep and steers and spent countless ours in the barn caring for his animals. Preparing his animals for the show ring has taught him the value of hard work, responsibility and persevereance, shaping his future and strengthening his passion for agriculture. Hadley is excited to use the knowledge and skills he has developed to help others reach their goals and continue to grow in the livestock industry.