Sheep

The 4-H sheep project can provide youth with the opportunity to learn about selection, management, health, marketing and careers in the sheep industry.

We currently do not have any Cheboygan County clubs or youth involved, but if you are interested, please call the office. We are open to developing and welcome the opportunity of new clubs.

MI 4-H Sheep Snapshot

This 4-H snapshot sheet covers what 4-H’ers can learn from a 4-H sheep project, ways to get involved and resources for learning more. (2 pages, 2013)

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