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General Livestock Judging Webinars

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Join our monthly Livestock Judging Webinars with OSU coaches, Matthew Chaney (Main) and Seth Ebert (ATI), as they break down getting starting. Each webinar will focus on a different aspect of Livestock Judging. They will be sharing resources and tools available to youth judging in Ohio, their parents, as well as coaches.

DATE: Monthly TBD

TIME: 7:00–8:00 p.m.

LOCATION: ZOOM –  go.osu.edu/livestockevaluation

January 24 – Let’s Start a Team

February – Beef 101

March – Swine 101

April – Sheep 101

May – Goats 101

June – EPDs & Scenarios

July – Reasons, Part 1

July – Reasons, Part 2

Flyer for series2024 GLJ Webinar Series

Jan Monthly GLJ Webinar Flyers 2024

New Livestock Opportunities

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Interested in participating in some statewide livestock opportunities?  These are great experiences.  Please consider joining!

Ohio 4-H Skillathon Team: The state team competes on behalf of Ohio at the National 4-H Skillathon Contest in Louisville, KY. Youth will show what they know through a variety of hands-on stations evaluating their knowledge of the goat, sheep, swine, and beef industries. The team is coached by Margo Long and Andrea Rees, 4-H Educators. Interested youth should visit the following website for guidelines and rules: https://ohio4h.org/state-skillathon-team. If youth desire to learn more, they should email Margo (long.1632@osu.edu) their name, email, and phone number.

Ohio 4-H Livestock Judging “All-Star” Team: The state team competes on behalf of Ohio at the National Livestock Judging Contest in Louisville, KY. Youth will evaluate and place classes of goat, sheep, beef, and swine; and deliver oral reasons. The team is coached by Greg Meyer, ANR Educator. Interested youth should read the flyer available at go.osu.edu/LivestockJudging and, if interested, email Greg (meyer.213@osu.edu) with their name, email, and phone number.

Also, Clinton County has invited Greene County exhibitors to a Show and Grow Clinic.  All FFA / 4-H members, parents, and advisors are welcome!  It will take place June 23 from 11-4 at the Clinton County Fairgrounds.  Please register!  Topics that will be covered include grooming of the animal, ethics and illegal vs. legal products to use, grooming of the kids on the big day, and showmanship!  Species that will be covered include poultry, sheep, and goats.  See flyer.