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2024 4-H Livestock Showmanship Clinic

Published on June 24, 2024 by GWEN PROM

On July 22, 2024 the George family will be hosting a livestock clinic, that includes goats, sheep, beef and swine. This is an opportunity to satisfy the Meat Animal Education Credit requirement. The Meat Animal Educational Credit Form must be submitted by Friday, July 26th. 

REGISTER NOW AT : https://forms.gle/3bTmAWrBKmy79MTF6

Categorized: 4-H Youth Development
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REGISTER NOW HERE Meat Animal Educational Credit Meat Animal Educational Credit All meat animal exhibitors planning to exhibit at the Buffalo County Fair in affiliation with Pepin County, must earn one meat animal educational credit in addition to the YQCA training during the project year. Following the session, exhibitors must complete the Meat Animal Educational Credit online form. The Meat Animal Educational Credit form submission is due by the Friday bef

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NEWS RELEASE  Tammy Vaassen Wisconsin Beef Council  Executive Director   608-833-9940  tvaassen@beeftips.com  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  September 9, 2024  Beef Quality Assurance Certification Meetings Scheduled  Verona, Wisc. — 2024-25 is the 3-year mark for the majority of Wisconsin farmers certified in the Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) program.  In 2018, certain packers announced they would only purchase cattle from farms sell
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