Texas 4-H Agriculture & Livestock Program

Type
Program
Offered by
Texas 4-H
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Overview

The Texas 4-H Agriculture & Livestock Program provides a variety of unbiased resources for 4-H/FFA families, leaders and volunteers interested in youth livestock projects and agricultural advocacy.

Contact

Dottie Goebel
Extension Program Specialist

In the Agriculture and Livestock project area, youth have the opportunity to gain knowledge and experience in animal science, horticulture, and agricultural literacy. With projects involving the raising and showing of livestock and dogs, veterinary care for animals, and gardening or horticulture, there is a project for everyone. Check out our pages on youth livestock projects, Quality Counts, and Texas 4-H Livestock and Equine Ambassador programs to learn more!

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