Youth Livestock Field Days
Hosted by the WSU and UI Extension Offices.
These are one-day workshops that teach youth about raising 4-H market projects (beef, sheep, goat).
Youth Sheep & Goat Field Day
Saturday March 11. 8:00 am to 2:00 pm
Asotin County Fairgrounds
Registration required and due by March 3
Please see brochure for information and registration
2023 Sheep & Meat Goat Field Day brochure
4-H & FFA Youth Beef Field Day
Saturday March 25. 8:00 am to 2:00 pm
University of Idaho Livestock Pavillion
Registration required and due by March 17
Please see brochure for information and registration
2023 Beef Field Day brochure
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Brought to you by Colorado State University Extension.
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