Merriwa's Cameron Ninness won all four sections of the NSW Agricultural Societies Council (ASC) Group 3 junior judging at the recent Merriwa Show.
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With a competition that included meat sheep, Merinos, Merino fleece and grains - Cameron proved adept at judging taking home four blue ribbons.
This means he can compete in Sydney next year at the ASC finals.
Hunter Local Land Services, drought co-ordinator Maria Cameron said local farmers, agronomists, stud breeders and Hunter Local Land Services staff keenly shared their knowledge with the next generation of ag industry leaders.
"Congratulations to all involved especially those heading to Sydney Royal in 2020 to represent the Hunter," she said.
Cameron Ninness, 'Marlea' Merriwa won all four ASC Group 3 finals junior judging classes at the Merriwa show pictured with Merriwa RSL XClub manager Mathew Morgan representing major sponosr Clubs NSW.
Bulla Gully Merino stud breeders and judge Trevor Pike, Kars Springs with Merriwa Show junior judging Merino fleece line-up Lachlan Sansom, Sean Ryan and Talisha Coles with Merriwa RSL manager Mathew Morgan.
Merriwa Show Group 3 junior judging stewards Tim Sawley, Paddy Carrigan and Peter Campbell with ASC of NSW Next Generation delegate Sarah Gattera and Cameron Ninness who won four section in the competition.
Judging grains at the Merriwa Show junior judging competition.
Merino sheep steward Warrick Nairne showing Merriwa Central student, Koda Cashen how to compare fleece quality at the junior judging workshops.
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