Ag Chicks Ally Spears

Dottie Goebel has been with Texas 4-H since 2015. Dottie joined the Texas Youth Livestock and Agriculture team after four years of serving in various student technician and graduate assistant roles with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension. In her current position, Dottie provides leadership to the nation’s largest and most robust cattle validation program, helping ensure the integrity of steer and heifer livestock projects. Additionally, Dottie manages the statewide quality assurance and character education curriculum for Texas livestock exhibitors – Quality Counts. This program helps to educate young people on the important role they have as a livestock producer in terms of raising safe, wholesome livestock in an ethical manner to uphold quality standards and animal welfare.Dottie’s educational background includes a Bachelor of Science in Animal Science, a Master of Science in Agricultural Leadership, Education and Communications, and a PhD in the same department, all from Texas A&M University.



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@texasyouthlivestock @dottiecookgoebel

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Madalynn Kainer grew up on a row crop farm in Victoria, Texas. Through her experiences on the farm and her involvement in 4-H, Madalynn knew she wanted to pursue a career in agriculture. During her time at Texas A&M University, she saw an opportunity to work in agriculture, communications and event management. She is currently the Assistant Manager at the Washington County Fair in Brenham, Texas. When Madalynn is not planning and managing the oldest county fair in Texas, she can be found reading a book, trying new recipes, volunteering at the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo, or serving as a member of the Texas Farm Bureau Young Farmer & Rancher Advisory Committee.
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@madalynn_kainer

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My name is Grayson Haydn-Myer. I’m a 17 year old auctioneer and rancher out of California. We run a cow calf and yearling operation


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My name is Rachel Liz Clark and I'm a born and raised Montana cowgirl. I own a western lifestyle online clothing brand called WolfCreekCowgirlCo. that represents the Rocky Mountain cowgirl and her rebel spirit. I grew up hunting, fishing, riding horses, rodeoing, skiing, and went to school for agriculture. I graduated in 2020 from Montana State University with a degree in Livestock Management and proceeded to work in the ag industry for 2 years before living on the road with my husband. I now run my western brand full time out of a fifth wheel trailer and love every minute of it!


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Kelley Ranly serves as an Extension Program Specialist for Texas 4-H and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension where she is responsible for coordinating and organizing statewide agricultural leadership programs for high-school-aged youth across Texas. In this role, she also oversees Texas 4-H Horse Validation and is on the leadership team for the Texas State 4-H Horse Show. Kelley began working for Texas A&M AgriLife Extension and Texas 4-H while she was a student at Texas A&M. She worked in Texas Steer and Heifer Validation for two years before moving into the role of assisting with youth leadership programs. She continued to work in this capacity for about three years before moving into her current position. Kelley recognized her love for agriculture and the western way of life at a very young age. She grew up showing livestock and rodeoing, but really found her niche in the horse world while attending college at Texas A&M University. Kelley obtained a Bachelor of Science in Animal Science with a minor in Business Administration at Texas A&M University before going on to complete her Master of Agribusiness, also at Texas A&M. While completing her degrees, Kelley was a member of the Texas A&M Ranch Horse Team for four years, which uncovered her deep love for reined cow horses. In her spare time, Kelley also enjoys working with livestock and hay producers to maximize profitability on their pastures, serving at her church, and watching Aggie sports.


Follow Kelley:
@kelleyranly  @texasyouthlivestockandagri1300 

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Morgan’s passion for serving the agricultural and food industry is deeply rooted in her upbringing. She grew up on a first-generation wheat, hay, and cattle ranch in Eastern Oregon, was heavily involved in FFA and 4-H, and went on to earn two degrees from Oregon State University and Texas A&M University that supported her passion for agriculture. During her time at Texas A&M, she interned in Washington, D.C. at the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives. After graduation, Morgan landed a job back in D.C. as a Legislative Assistant for The Russell Group, a government relations firm focused on food and agriculture. Here, she has had the opportunity to work with various agriculture and food companies and help advocate for the American agricultural industry in the federal public policy space.


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https://www.linkedin.com/in/morgan-orem/



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