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2021 MI 4-H and FFA Virtual Livestock Judging Contest

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May 17, 2021 - Author: Nick Babcock

The 2021 MI 4-H and FFA Virtual Livestock Judging Contest will help participants enhance their livestock evaluation and selection skills, as well as improve their communication and decision making skills. This contest will include both individual and team competition.

ENTRY DEADLINE IS JUNE 16, 2021.

Entries will only be received online in 2021 at https://form.jotform.com/211304000903030

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Tags: 4-h, 4-h animal evaluation, 4-h animal science, 4-h beef, 4-h goat, 4-h sheep production & management, 4-h swine, animal judging, virtual

Authors

Nick Babcock

Nick Babcock
babco116@msu.edu

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