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Community Notes
 Jul 15, 2026

Northeast Montana Fair 4-H/FFA Livestock Sale

The 2026 Fair 4-H/FFA Livestock Sale is Fri. Aug. 7th at 4p.m. with buyer pre-sale viewing of animals at 3:30p.m. at the 4-H pen at the Fairgrounds. Looking for a meaningful way to support your community? When you purchase a 4-H or FFA beef, pork or lamb project at the Valley County Livestock Sale, you can choose to donate that locally raised animal to the Valley County Food Bank or local schools. Your purchase not only rewards the hard work & dedication of our youth, but it also helps provide nutritious, high-quality, locally raised meat to families & students right here in our community. You can take advantage of the Producer Partnership’s free processing program, or you may choose to work with a local processor to harvest the animal. For more information, contact Valley County 4-H, 406-228-6241 or Roubie Younkin, 406-263-5408.

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