MSU Extension 4-H Animal Science

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  Youth Business Guide to Success – Make the Most of Your 4-H Market Animal Project Curriculum

  Published on October 26, 2020
  4-H entrepreneurship curriculum enhances experience of 4-H volunteers and members working with market animal projects.

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  Can you hatch an egg bought from the store?

  Published on October 5, 2020
  4-H lessons teach students about embryology.

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  Defining horse jargon: Movement terms

  Published on September 29, 2020
  Dispel confusing horse jargon by defining commonly used terms related to movement.

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  Overwhelmed by horse manure? If you answered yes, it may be time to reevaluate your current management practices.

  Published on September 18, 2020
  Michigan State University Extension has developed a resource a document to help equine owners feel more confident in managing horse manure.

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  Update: Eastern equine encephalitis reported in Michigan horses

  Published on August 14, 2020
  Vaccinate your horse to protect it from getting sick from eastern equine encephalitis.

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  New statewide virtual showcase provides opportunity for Michigan youth to shine

  Published on August 13, 2020
  Michigan State Fair and Michigan State University Extension partner to provide online showcase and scholarships for youth.

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  Showing appreciation for your livestock buyers

  Published on July 31, 2020
  Writing a thank-you note for your livestock buyer is part of a good marketing plan.

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  Animal welfare for youth: Part 5 – Natural Living

  Published on July 20, 2020
  This series will explore basic concepts of animal welfare and why 4-H youth involved in animal projects should understand this subject.

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  Animal welfare for youth: Part 6 – Affective states

  Published on July 20, 2020
  This series will explore basic concepts of animal welfare and why 4-H youth involved in animal projects should understand this subject.

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  Animal welfare for youth: Part 7 – Evaluating animal welfare scenarios

  Published on July 20, 2020
  This series will explore basic concepts of animal welfare and why 4-H youth involved in animal projects should understand this subject.