Guide to Running a Local Livestock Judging Contest

March 31, 2015

Have you ever thought about having a livestock judging contest at your county fair? Follow the steps laid out in this document to guide you through successfully running your own livestock judging contest.

Guide To Running A Local Livestock Judging Contest

Tags: 4-h animal evaluation, 4-h animal science, 4-h beef production & management, 4-h beef production & managment, 4-h dairy cattle, 4-h goats, 4-h poultry, 4-h sheep production & management, 4-h swine production & management, agriculture, animal science, pork, poultry

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