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Asotin County 4-H Projects

Animal Science Goat

Interested in the Goat projects? Check out our Asotin County 4-H Club List to find a club or contact the Asotin Country 4-H office at 509/ 243-2009 for more information.

Dairy Goat Project Age Groups: Junior, Intermediate, Senior Objective Demonstrate proper goat management and health practices Develop goat fitting and showing skills Select a goat that will meet their needs Promote goat products and the goat industry Comprehend national and inter nation goat-related issues Practice the life skills of record keeping, decision making, leadership, communication, planning and organizing. Recommended Publications: CCS BU-08352 1. Getting Your Goat!   BU-08353 2. Stepping Out   BU-08354 3. Showing the Way   BU-08355   Dairy Goat Helper's Guide WSU Member Publications: C0790, C0914, EM4894, PMW0091 Meat Goat Project Age Groups: Junior, Intermediate, Senior Objective Select a quality project animal Feed animal properly Protect and monitor animal's health Keep important project-related records Learn to care for their animal and their environment Learn about meat goat projects and marketing Recommended Publications: CCS BU-07909 1. Just Browning   BU-07910 2. Get Growing with Meat Goats   BU-07911 3. Meating the Future   BU-07912   Meat Goat Helper's Guide Utility Goat Projects (Harness and Pack Goats) Age Groups: Junior, Intermediate, Senior Objective Feed and care for the project goat Select animals suitable for their use in harness or as pack animals Keep records Practice responsible animal ownership Pack Goat Site : http://www.northwestpackgoats.com     Novelty Goat Project (Pygmy, Fiber, and all other Goats) Age Groups: Junior, Intermediate, Senior   (Primary Age Group, K - 2nd Grades, may enroll in a Pygmy Goat Project) Objective Feed and care for the project goat Select animals based on their ancestry, physical appearance, and production Groom and show the project goat Practice responsible animal ownership Keep records More Member Publications for All Goat Projects : WSU Member: C0542, C0544, C0895, C1051E, EM4877E, PNW0091, WREP0033 Leader: C0541, EM4425, EM4781, EM4873E 4-H Goat Resource Site: http://www.goats4h.com

 

 

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WSU Asotin County Extension 4-H Program, 135 2nd St, B107 * PO Box 9, Asotin, WA 99402, 509-243-2009, Contact Us: Nicole Wright