A unique cattle show is set to debut in Ames, Iowa, this Friday!
The inaugural Campustown Showdown will bring a mix of agriculture and entertainment to the local community with the mission of connecting consumers and producers.
Event Founder Christian Calliham spoke with RFD-TV’s Tammi Arender on how this event came to be, what attendees can expect, and how it will educate and entertain!
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