Animal Projects (PDF)
Swine Project Information (pdf); 4-H Membership Form (pdf)
Youth identify species, products, terms, and body parts. They learn how animals are cared for and fed, as well as how to be safe around animals. The 4-H Livestock Project may include one or more of the following animals: beef cattle, dairy cattle, goats, poultry, rabbits, swine, sheep, and other large animals. Dairy Heifer Project (81.6 KB, PDF)- Market Steer Project (106 KB, PDF)- Beef Contest (67.5KB, PDF)- Livestock Judging Contest (139 KB, PDF) - Dairy Judging Clinic (147 KB, PDF) - Swine Contest (45.7 KB, PDF) - Meat Goat Application (pdf)
York County Livestock Show & Sale - Entry Form (PDF); Rules and Regulations (PDF)
Dairy Youth Field Day - June 17, 2009 10:00am - Sunny Day Farm in Chester - contact Tina Horn for additional information at 803-944-2089 or thorn@clemson.edu.
2010 South Carolina 4-H /FFA Livestock Show Calendar
The purpose of the 4-H FACE (Food And Cover Establishment) Project is to educate youth in the proper techniques of food plot establishments to benefit small game and other wildlife species. Each youth receives enough seed to create and develop a 1/8 to 1/4 acre wildlife plot for which they must maintain and document observations.Program Overview (149 KB, PDF) - Sample Record Book (159 KB, PDF) - Sample Record Sheet (55 KB, PDF), Application (229 KB, PDF)
August 1 & 2, 2009
T Ed Garrison Arena – Clemson University
Clemson, SC
Entry fee - $20 per head
Entry information – www.clemson.edu/edisto
Dr. John Irwin (jwirwin@clemson.edu) 864-984-2514 Ext # 117
Dr. Larry Olson (lolson@clemson.edu) 803-284-3343 Ext # 231