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Youth Livestock Quality Assurance

Youth Livestock Quality Assurance. Sarah M. Smith WSU Extension Animal Science 1.800.572.0119 754.2011, Ext 413 smithsm@wsu.edu. Youth Livestock Producers Importance. Washington 4-H and FFA member Exhibited 30,160 food animals at Washington Fairs/Shows in 2004:.

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Youth Livestock Quality Assurance

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  1. Youth Livestock Quality Assurance Sarah M. Smith WSU Extension Animal Science 1.800.572.0119 754.2011, Ext 413 smithsm@wsu.edu

  2. Youth Livestock Producers Importance Washington 4-H and FFA member Exhibited 30,160 food animals at Washington Fairs/Shows in 2004:

  3. Youth Livestock Producers Importance Washington 4-H and FFA member Exhibited 30,977 food animals at Washington Fairs/Shows in 2007:

  4. Notes • Numbers obtained from WSDA Youth Shows and Fair Reports (2004 and 2007) • Only represent youth shows that file report • Only represents animals exhibited at the show/fair— • Does not include “no shows” • Does not include “extra” market animals being raised as pen mates that are not exhibited. • Does not include breeding/market animals are that youth may be raising that are not exhibited • ***Therefore, actual food animals that are raised by youth in Washington is probably significantly higher than these numbers indicate.

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