Record Books

2023 Otsego County 4-H Livestock & Small Animal Projects 

 

Project Checklist (Fillable Form)

4-H Livestock Market Record Books

Note - records books are the same as 2022

Rabbit

Poultry

Lamb

Goat

Swine

Market Steer

Feeder Calf

4-H Livestock NON-Market Record Books

Novice Non-Market Record Book

Intermediate Non-Market Record Book

Advanced Non-Market Record Book

Non-Market Beef Record Book

Non-Market Goat Record Book

Non-Market Rabbit Book

Non-Market Sheep Record Book

Non-Market Swine Record Book

Animal Science Project Record Book

Cloverbud Animal Science Record Book

Cloverbud Beef Project Book

Cloverbud Cavy Project Book

Cloverbud Goat Project Book

Cloverbud Poultry Project Book

Cloverbud Rabbit Project Book

Cloverbud Sheep Project Book

Cloverbud Swine Project Book

Horse Record Books

Cloverbud Horse Project Book

Novice Horse Project Book

Junior Horse Project Book

Senior Horse Project Book

Junior Master Gardener Record Book

Junior Master Gardener Project Book

General Project Record Book

Cloverbud General Project Book

General Project Record Book

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