Participating in a livestock project through Brazoswood FFA is an exciting and educational opportunity that teaches students responsibility, leadership, and agricultural skills. Whether raising cattle, swine, sheep, goats, rabbits, or poultry, students gain hands-on experience in animal care, feeding, grooming, and preparing their animals for competition.
Shows We Attend:
Brazoswood FFA members have the opportunity to exhibit their livestock projects at prestigious events, including Brazoria County Fair, Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo, San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo, Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo and Rodeo Austin.
Benefits of a Livestock Project:
Hands-On Learning – Students develop real-world agricultural skills, including proper animal nutrition, healthcare, and facility management.
Responsibility & Work Ethic – Caring for an animal daily instills discipline, patience, and a strong work ethic.
Leadership & Personal Growth – Showing livestock fosters confidence and public speaking skills while encouraging leadership through teamwork and competition.
Scholarship & Career Opportunities – Many students use their experiences in livestock projects to apply for scholarships, pursue careers in animal science, veterinary medicine, or agricultural business.
Community & Networking – By participating in these major livestock shows, students build relationships with agricultural professionals, buyers, and mentors who support their growth.
Financial Responsibility – Many students sell their animals at auction, learning budgeting, investment, and financial planning.
Showing livestock through Brazoswood FFA is more than just a competition—it's an opportunity for personal and professional growth, preparing students for success in agriculture and beyond!
Species Coordinators:
Cattle - Mrs. White and Mr. Lovell
Lambs and Goats - Mrs. Lane
Swine - Ms. Devecchio
Rabbits - Mrs. Lane
Poultry - Mrs. White