As a proud partner, Town & Country Supply Association supports many area non-profits with a special emphasis on agricultural-based organizations.
At Town & Country, we believe in the future of agriculture – and we believe in our young people.
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SCHOLARSHIPS
Town and Country Supply Association is offering $1,000.00 scholarships to graduating high school seniors or second year college students. Preference will be given to students whose parents are members or employees of Town & Country Supply Association and to students who plan to enter agriculture-related studies.
Scholarships will be presented at the 2026 Annual Meeting on March 31st, 2026 at the Billings Hotel & Convention Center.
Payments will be made directly to the university/college/technical school that is named by the student in the application.
All applications need to be returned to:
Town and Country Supply Association
Scholarship Applications
P.O. Box 367
Laurel, Montana 59044
2026 APPLICATION
Photo Release
T&C Supports Youth with Nearly $34,000 across Five Montana Fairs in 2022
Teams of Town & Country staff attended five fairs across the region to support local 4-H members this year. T&C also donated to the Yellowstone County 4-H Foundation as a part of their ongoing support. We are honored to have supported youth in fairs across the region for more than 40 years.
4-H Fair Interview Form
Youth whose animals we have purchased from a county fair must complete the interview form below:
Due August 23, 2023
Meet the 2022 Youth
Michael Bergin
Michael Bergin is a 10-year 4-H member of the Keggie Koule 4-H club. We purchased his market swine through Yellowstone County 4-H’s Patrick K. Goggins Junior Livestock Sale at MontanaFair.
“My 4-H experience has helped me with being able to judge livestock – and it has also helped me improve my public speaking,” he said.
Michael is the son of Jennifer and Bill Bergin of Melstone.
Porter Kindsfather
Porter Kindsfather is a first-year 4-H member of the Hesper Hustlers 4-H Club. We purchased his steer, Oreo, at Yellowstone County 4-H’s Patrick K. Goggins Junior Livestock Sale at MontanaFair.
“Oreo didn’t have much white but just enough underneath to fit the name,” Porter said. “4-H is so much fun and I enjoy taking animals to fair.”
Porter is the son of Anjel and Brian Kindsfather of Laurel.
Kyelynn Coombe
Kyelynn Coombe is a 10-year member of the Fromberg Go-Getters 4-H Club and 2022 graduate of Joliet Public Schools. We purchased her steer, Jiminy, at the Carbon County Fair.
“My 4-H experience has been amazing,”
she said. “I have gained so many life skills, including leadership, communication, and marketing. I have also made some incredible connections with people.”
Kyelynn is the daughter of Chris and Kelli Coombe of Edgar.
Brady Nordquist
Brady Nordquist is an eight-year member of the Big Horn 89ers 4-H Club. We purchased her 233-pound pig, Penelope, at the Big Horn County Fair this year.
“I love animals and enjoy working with my pig each year,” she said. “I’m so thankful we have such an involved and supportive community.”
Brady is from Hardin and is the daughter of Kelsey and Daniel.
Paisley Vogel
Paisley Vogel is a first year 4-H member of the Worden Riverdales 4-H Club. We purchased her market goat through Yellowstone County 4-H’s Patrick K. Goggins Junior Livestock Sale at MontanaFair.
“I raised two boer goats, a doe named Nibbles and a wether named Peanut,” she said. “Nibbles liked to chew on everything and Peanut was only five pounds when he was born, so we named him Peanut.”
Paisley is nine years old and is the daughter of Matt and Teddi Vogel of Ballantine.
John Rigler
John Rigler brought his pig and sheep to the Big Horn County Fair this year with the Youth Development Association. We were pleased to purchase his sheep.
“I learn a lot in YDA,” he said. “Preparing for fair is a year-round event. It helps me stay organized and communicate effectively with many different people.”
John is the son of Ryan and Heather Rigler of Lodge Grass.
Koleton Miller
Koleton Miller brought his market hog, Tank, to the Big Horn County Fair through the Youth Development Association. Tank was a Berkshire-Yorkshire cross that weighed in at 345 pounds.
“I want to thank Town & Country for purchasing my animal and continuing to support agricultural youth programs,” Koleton said. “Agriculture is a huge part of my life and it means a lot that Town & Country is helping to support me and my agricultural future.”
Koleton is the son of Johnathon and Amanda Miller of Saint Xavier.
Cooper Frank
Cooper Frank is a 10-year Foxie 4-H Club member and a 2022 Bridger High School graduate. We purchased his Hampshire- influenced gilt, Princess, at the Carbon County Fair – where Princess won fourth pig overall. He also won Reserve Champion FFA Sweepstakes Showman and Reserve Champion FFA Swine Showman.
“Town & Country bought my first 4-H pig project – and now my last,” he said. “Many kids, including myself, will forever be grateful to Town & Country for supporting us, supporting the ag community, and helping make our dreams of college a reality.”
Cooper is the son of Lance and Chrissy Frank of Joliet.
Cash Kramer
Meet Cash Kramer, a nine-year member of the Johnny’s Buckaroos 4-H Club. His wether lamb weighed in at 135 pounds, was the fifth overall lamb at the fair, and was a sibling to the Reserve Champion lamb at the Stillwater County Fair.
“4-H has provided me with a lot of great opportunities and taught me a lot,” he said. “It’s helped me gain new friendships, and it has taught me leadership and speaking skills I wouldn’t otherwise have.”
Cash is the son of Ray and Melissa Kramer of Columbus.
Jon Morgan
Jon Morgan is a three-year member of the Rockvale Ramblers 4-H Club. Jon won Reserve Champion in his showmanship class and placed second in his market class with his steer at the Carbon County Fair, where we purchased his steer.
“I spend a lot of hours working with my steer,” Jon said. “4-H has been a lot of fun for me.”
Jon is the son of Steve and Kari Morgan of Fromberg.
James Bergin
James Bergin is a 10-year member of the Keggie Koule 4-H Club. We purchased his natural wether market lamb, Dallas, at the Rosebud/Treasure County Fair.
“Town & Country Supply has allowed me to pay a portion of my feed debt off and it allows me to invest a portion of the money into next year’s flock,” he said.
James is the son of Jennifer and Bill Bergin of Melstone.
Braxton Legg
Braxton Legg brought his market lamb, Turbo, to the Stillwater County Fair, where we purchased him.
“I raised Turbo from birth,” Braxton said. “Turbo has been one of my favorite lambs not only because of his quality, but he was well- behaved and we worked well together.”
During his four years in 4-H, Braxton has participated in several projects, including archery, cooking, and lambs – both market and breeding. He has also participated in 4-H camp and various community service projects.
Braxton is the son of Nathan and Teri Legg of Park City.