Market Steers & Beef

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Market Beef Project

The Hillsdale County 4-H market beef project can be a great learning experience as you learn how to raise a 4-H market animal. You will learn principles of animal science as you care for and keep records on your animal.  This project will help you grow in your understanding of breeds, animal health, feed, behavior, judging and showing an animal, reproduction, marketing, agricultural careers and more. One of the greatest benefits of the beef project is developing friendships and connecting with other 4-Hers.

 

Forms and Information

Curtis VanDeusen Memorial Award Application

 

Hillsdale County Market Beef Project Report

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