Record Guides

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Leadership Record Guides

• Coming soon! Contact your local Extension Office.

Animal Science Record Guides and Supplemental Sheets

• Cat Record Guide
• Dog Record Guide
• Pet Record Guide
• Horse Record Guide

Market Livestock Record Guides (ages based on Jan 1st of current 4-H year)

• Ages 8-10 – Beginner Market Livestock Record Guide
• Ages 11-13 – Intermediate Market Livestock Record Guide
• Ages 14-20 – Advanced Market Livestock Record Guide

Breeding Livestock Record Guides (ages based on Jan 1st of current 4-H year)

• Ages 8-10 – Beginner Breeding Livestock Record Guide
• Ages 11-13 – Intermediate Breeding Livestock Record Guide
• Ages 14-20 – Advanced Breeding Livestock Record Guide

Supplemental Sheets for the Breeding Livestock Record Guides

Below are supplement records for each species. For most species, the supplement records are lifetime production records, so the 4-H member updates these each year that an animal is a part of their project. Members will need to complete a supplement sheet for each animal included in their record guide. These supplement records will be available online only.

• Beef Cattle
• Individual HEIFER/COW Record
• Dairy Cattle
• Dairy Cow Record
• Swine
• Individual SOW Record
• Sheep
• Individual EWE Record
• Meat Goat
• Individual MEAT DOE Record
• Dairy Goat
• Dairy Goat Record
• Poultry
• Monthly Egg Production/Hatch Record
• Rabbit
• Breeding Rabbit – Individual BUCK Record
• Breeding Rabbit – Individual DOE Record
  

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