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Helpful Resources
Livestock Project Selection & Nutrition Seminars
Recordings from Tuesday, February 16, 2021 - Cattle and Swine
Part 1 - Recording
Part 2 - Recording
Part 3 - Recording
Part 4 - Recording
Part 5 - Recording
Part 6 - Recording
Recordings Thursday, February 18, 2021 - Sheep and Goat
Part 1 - Recording
Part 2 - Recording
Part 3 - Recording
Part 4 - Recording
Part 5 - Recording
Part 6 - Recording
Show Rite Stock Show Classroom - Additional Livestock Webinars
Check out this great resource broken into 9-weeks and by topic
Visit Alltech for more livestock videos and resources.
Oklahoma State Rancher's Thursday Lunchtime Series
Join our Beef Cattle Extension team, experienced livestock marketers and ranchers to learn and share beef cattle production, management and marketing tips.
Beef Extension Webinar Website
Rio Arriba County Fair Livestock Forms
Rio Arriba County Fair Bred and Raised Shows are governed by the Rio Arriba County Fair Association. Below are the guidelines for each show. Questions should be directed to RACFA Chair Amy Tainter at amytainter@yahoo.com.
Rio Arriba County Fair Health Forms
Livestock Exhibitors will be asked to complete a health form for each animal exhibited during the Rio Arriba County Fair. This is part of the Wholesome Meat Act.
State Livestock Project Guidelines
- 2022 Guide For Livestock Exhibitors
Before entering any New Mexico county or state fair, all in-state junior livestock (cattle, sheep, goats and swine) to be shown must have application of an approved 2021 NM Youth Exhibitor Fair Tag by an Extension Agent, FFA Advisor or designated Fair personnel and have a New Mexico Livestock Board (NMLB) Form 1 Inspection. Learn more about what is needed for your project animal.
- 2022 Junior Livestock Ear Tag Program
Guidelines for Junior Livestock Ear Tag Program for all Shows.
