61. Dairy Cattle And Replacement Stock Recently Sold From Irish Livestock Sales, Wes dairy cattle and replacement stock for sale from Irish livestock Sales,Dingle Coop Mart, County Kerry, Ireland. home livestock http://www.irishlivestocksales.com/viewalldairy.html

home livestock sales Dairy Cattle and Replacement Stock recently sold on Saturday 2nd February, 2002 at Dingle Co-op Mart. HERD No.1 37 young cows plus 7 first calvers, calving 1st February onwards to mostly Fresian (A.I.) This herd finds its origins from British Fresian, crossed with top class sires of recent times, e.g. Lindy, Buzz, Omar etc. Producing 5,400kg of milk at 3.30% protein on grass system. A highly recommended herd, well worth viewing for anybody rebuilding a herd. To make further enquiries, please phone 066 9151586 or send an e-mail HERD No. 2 25 dairy cows plus 2 first calvers, calving from now onwards to Belgian Blue. Low S.C.C. - 114, Fat - 3.30%, Protein - 3.18%, 4,852 kg of milk. To make further enquiries, please phone 066 9151586 or send an e-mail HERD No 3 19 well bred young dairy cows. High profile families (South Wind, Lindy, Buzz). February - March calvers to Limousine. [ view latest test report Return to Irish Livestock Sales home page

62. Royal Bank - Agriculture Links - Dairy Cattle Online calculators related to livestock System Management and dairy Waste Management. ofthe CDN are the provision of dairy cattle genetic evaluations in http://www.royalbank.com/agriculture/links/dairy_cattle.html

AgBusiness Review Agriculture Links BUSINESS MARKETS Young Entrepreneurs Women Entrepreneurs Knowledge-Based Industries International Trade ... BUSINESS RESOURCES RELATED TOPICS Starting a Business Expanding a Business CONTACT US Business Banking Centres ... Small Business Dairy Cattle Alberta Dairy Board The Alberta Dairy Board provides the framework for Alberta's participation in the National Milk Marketing Plan. This Plan establishes the quota system that manages the Canadian milk supply, milk pricing at the farm gate and allocation of milk to the highest value added products. Animal Science Extension, UC Davis Offers three free programs to download including "National Dairy Manure Management Database Version 11/96, Genes in Populations, and How To Monitor Rangeland Resources. Online calculators related to "Livestock System Management and Dairy Waste Management. British Columbia Milk Marketing Board The B.C. Milk Marketing Board (BCMMB) regulates milk production in British Columbia. Canadian Dairy Commission The official site of the Canadian Dairy Commission.

63. Links Beef cattle. dairy cattle. dairy Products. Deer. Draft Animals. Game Birds. Goats. Sheep.Swine. Bees. Fogler Library livestock Research Guides. Buffalo. Earthworms. http://www.umaine.edu/livestock/links.htm

Links to Other Sites Beef Cattle Dairy Cattle Dairy Products Deer ... News and Weather Beef Cattle Ag Alternatives Dairy Beef Production American Angus Association American Gelbvieh Association American Hereford Association ... North American Limousin Foundation Dairy Cattle: Ag Alternatives Dairy Heifer Production Ag Alternatives Veal Production American Dairy Science Association Cornell's Dairy Genetics Page ... WWW Virtual Library for Dairy Production Dairy Breed Associations: Ayrshire Breeders Association American Guernsey Association American Jersey Cattle Association Holstein Association USA ... New England Holstein Association Dairy Products: Cheese Net Deer: Alternative Ag Red and Fallow Deer - NDSU Alternative Ag Elk - NDSU Ag Alternatives Elk Production Ag Alternatives Red Deer Production ... North American Deer Farmers Association Draft Animals: Extension Equine Webpage National Miniture Donkey Association Ag Alternatives Boarding Horses Intro to Horse Management ... Rural Heritage Game Birds: Ag Alternatives Pheasant Production (PSU) Ag Alternatives Bobwhite Quail Production (PSU) Ag Alternatives Partridge Production (PSU) Alternative Ag Ringnecked Pheasants (NDSU) Goats: Ag Alternatives Dairy Goat Production (PSU) Alternative Ag Angora Goats (NDSU) American Dairy Goat Association Boer Goats ... National Goat Handbook Horses / Donkeys: Maine Equine Website - UMCE Llama / Alpaca: Alternative Ag Llamas (NDSU) Alpaca Web Marine / Aquaculture:

64. Breeding And Genetics Home Page has had a major impact in the UK livestock industry, underpinning Selection indexesfor beef cattle 1; Selection indexes for dairy cattle 3; Optimal http://www.sac.ac.uk/animal/External/ABDWeb/Genetics/Default.htm

Search Advanced Search Animal Biology Home Page Genetic Improvement ... Salmon Breeding Genetics of Behaviour in Sheep and Pigs Genetic Improvement of Farm Livestock Genetic improvement is: Permanent – it stays with the animal for life Cumulative – each generation of selection builds on the last Highly cost effective – it has a major impact on reducing the cost and improving the quality of food, which benefits consumers, and on improving the efficiency and competitiveness of livestock production, which benefits producers. Returns worth many millions of pounds are achieved from improvement programmes costing a fraction of this to run. Sustainable – increasingly genetic improvement programmes include animal health and welfare as well as productivity, and are designed to avoid excessive loss of genetic variation Genetics research and development by SAC and partners has had a major impact in the UK livestock industry, underpinning: Ultrasonic scanning and index selection for meat sheep Design of sire referencing schemes for sheep CT scanning for sheep and pigs Selection indexes for hill sheep National BLUP genetic evaluations for beef cattle Selection indexes for beef cattle Selection indexes for dairy cattle Optimal design of breeding programmes for sheep, beef cattle, dairy cattle, pigs and salmon

65. Dairy Cattle Breeding AI), milk recording schemes and modern statistical techniques for estimating thegenetic merit of livestock has changed dairy cattle breeding dramatically. http://www.sac.ac.uk/animal/External/ABDWeb/Genetics/Dairy.htm

Search Advanced Search Animal Biology Home Page Genetic Improvement ... Salmon Breeding Genetics of Behaviour in Sheep and Pigs Dairy Cattle Breeding How selective breeding started Organised selective breeding has a long tradition. It is often traced to Robert Bakewell who, in the 18 th century, hired out his rams to other farmers in his area then toured these farms on horseback, looking at the progeny of his rams. He would scrutinise the lambs and choose the best rams to sire the next generation of lambs – an early example of progeny testing. What about dairy cattle breeding? For many years, selective breeding of dairy cattle relied on similar, subjective methods. However, the availability of artificial insemination (AI), milk recording schemes and modern statistical techniques for estimating the genetic merit of livestock has changed dairy cattle breeding dramatically. Thanks to artificial insemination, a bull from anywhere in the world can sire thousands of offspring in many different countries. Instead of riding round the local villages on a horse looking at animals, modern bull breeders scour the world to identify the best bulls and cows to become parents of the next generation. The principle is the same as that employed by previous generations of breeders, but the tools and scope have become sophisticated and global. To sire the next generation of cows, a bull must truly be among the best in the world.

66. Forage & Livestock Diagnose Management Problems Forage Testing Labs All In All, livestock Is An of the1997 Pest And Pesticide Use Assessment For dairy cattle Production Systems http://www.wvu.edu/~agexten/forglvst/

Forage Livestock Cattle Horses Rabbits Deer More Livestock Resources Forage Forage-Livestock Systems Cattle 2002 W.Va. Dairy Herd Improvement Milk Production Records (03) PDF Format Healthy Calf Important To Beef Producer's Profit (03) PDF Format Southern Bull Test 80-Day Report: 2001-2002 (PDF Format) Bull Evaluation Program - Wardensville 84-day Report - January 14, 2002 Mineral Supplementation Important For Beef Cattle Improving Dairy Profitability by Pasture Management "Pesticide Usage for Dairy Cattle Production Systems" PDF Format, 42pp (410K) Ultrasound in Beef Production PDF format, 4pp (416K) Freeze Branding for Identification PDF format, 3pp Vaccine Handling is Important for Cattle Management Using Hydraulics as a Scale on the Farm (PDF) Feeder Cattle Grades Change for 2001 ... Livestock Marketing Reports - USDA F orage Meeting the Challenges of Pasture-Finished Beef PDF format) Reduce the Potential for Grass Tetany PDF format) Creep Grazing (PDF Format) Principles of Management-Intensive Grazing (PDF Format) Control of Common Pasture and Hayfield Weeds in Virginia and West Virginia Horsenettle Management In West Virginia Pastures and Hayfields W.Va. Pasture Quality - 1999-2001 Information

67. WVU-ES Livestock/Poultry Publications Cystic Ovarian Disease 4 pp (62K) dairy IRM 26 cattle Extension Effort in Beefcattle Breeding Selection Hardware Disease livestock Safety Facilities http://www.wvu.edu/~exten/infores/pubs/livepoul.htm

Livestock/Poultry Publications included below are in HyperText Mark-up Language (HTML) and Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format (PDF). HTML documents can be read directly with your browser. PDF documents can only be viewed and printed using the Adobe Acrobat software. The Acrobat Reader is available for Macintosh, Windows, DOS, and Unix systems. You may download it free of charge from Adobe. Choose the Acrobat Reader with Search version and the platform version you need from the pop-up lists at their site. More Livestock resources Sheep and Wool resources Dairy Livestock Poultry Other New documents will be added as they are prepared. Dairy Dairy IRM 1: Anatomy of the Cow's Reproductive Tract - 5 pp (1.3MB) Dairy IRM 2: Physiology and Endocrinology of the Estrous Cycle - 6 pp (52K) Dairy IRM 3: The Physiology of Gestation and Paturition - 4 pp (24K) Dairy IRM 4: Records and Record Systems-The Backbone of Good Management - 7 pp (58K) Dairy IRM 5: Interpreting Reproductive Efficiency Indexes - 5 pp (28K) Dairy IRM 6: Signs of Estrus and Improving Detection of Estrus in Cattle - 4 pp (28K) Dairy IRM 7: Anestrus and Estrous Detection Aids - 5 pp (696K) Dairy IRM 8: Synchronization of Estrus In Dairy Heifers and Cows - 2 pp (18K) Dairy IRM 9: The Use of Milk Progesterone Assays for Reproductive Management - 4 pp (74K) Dairy IRM 10: Factors Affecting Conception Rate - 6 pp (40K) Dairy IRM 11: Considerations for Storing and Handling Frozen Semen - 3 pp (26K) Dairy IRM 12: Artificial Insemination Technique - 5 pp (1.4MB)

68. Livestock Publications And Videos livestock. Sewage, Manure, and Compost General AGRS36 Planning a Small Meat PackingBusiness—$5.00 (1984) SC306 cattle Vaccines (1997) dairy AGRS-05 http://pubs.cas.psu.edu/livestock.html

69. Kendal Auction Mart - Livestock will be sold on Mondays from 24th March Including in lamb and with lambs at foot,also Calves at 10.30am, followed by Spare Lambs with dairy cattle at 11am http://www.kendalauction.co.uk/livestock/kendal.html

KENDAL SALE FIXTURES 2003 Every Monday (6 Day Standstill rules apply) 9.00am - prime lambs, hoggs and cast sheep 10.30am - calves followed by foster lambs 11.00am dairy cattle followed by store and breeding sheep including in lamb and with lambs at foot last sale report Every Wednesday Primestock and live or deadweight OTMS Fortnightly Thursdays (see below) Prime Cattle, Store Cattle, Dairy Cattle and Calves 10.00 am Rearing Calves 10.30 Prime Cattle followed by Store Cattle as forward 11.00 am Dairy Cattle last sale report Thursday 10th April Easter Show and Sale of Store and Breeding cattle also dairy, calves, store and breeding sheep, including ewes with lambs at foot (Entries close Friday 4th April) Thursday 17th April Special spring show and sale of dairy cattle (Entries close Thursday 10th April) Monday 21st April Thursday 24th April Store and breeding cattle, dairy, calves and all classes of sheep. (Entries close Thursday 17th April) Monday 5th May Thursday 8th May Store cattle, dairy, calves and sheep with lambs at foot.

70. Dairy Cattle Body Condition Quiz Before you get started, you might want to refer to the factsheet Body Condition Scoringof dairy cattle to learn what to look for when livestock Home Page . http://www.gov.on.ca/OMAFRA/english/livestock/dairy/herd/food/quiz/intro.html

Our search engine interface requires a JavaScript enabled browser. If you cannot enable JavaScript in your browser, then you may use an alternate interface found at the following web address - http://www.search.gov.on.ca:8002/compass?view-template=simple1 Dairy Cattle Body Condition Quiz Test your skills at body condition scoring. Before you get started, you might want to refer to the factsheet Body Condition Scoring of Dairy Cattle to learn what to look for when scoring. Then look at these pictures and assign a score of 1 (very thin) to 5 (very fat) for each cow. Once you've entered your score, our score and explanation will appear for each picture. Begin the quiz Top of Page Livestock Home Page Central Site ... News Releases This information is provided as a public service, but we cannot guarantee that the information is current or accurate. Readers should verify the information before acting on it.

71. Body Condition Scoring Of Dairy Cattle Photo 5 Condition Score 5 (fat cow). This Factsheet was authored by JackRodenburg, dairy cattle Specialist. Top of Page . livestock Home Page . http://www.gov.on.ca/OMAFRA/english/livestock/dairy/facts/92-122.htm

Our search engine interface requires a JavaScript enabled browser. If you cannot enable JavaScript in your browser, then you may use an alternate interface found at the following web address - http://www.search.gov.on.ca:8002/compass?view-template=simple1 Agdex#: Publication Date: Order#: Last Reviewed: Title: Body Condition Scoring of Dairy Cattle Division: Agriculture and Rural History: Replaces Factsheet #89-091, "Body Condition Scoring of Dairy Cattle" Written by: Jack Rodenburg Table of Contents Introduction Condition Score 1 Condition Score 2 Condition Score 3 ... Condition Score 5 Introduction Every dairy producer has cattle that are too fat or too thin for their stage of lactation. Failure to recognize these cows and take action costs dearly for disease treatments, lost milk production, and decreased fertility. This Factsheet describes how to score the body condition of cows and compare them to normal scores for various stages of lactation. The system described here was developed by E.E. Wildman, University of Vermont. Body condition is a reflection of the body fat reserves carried by the animal. These reserves can be used by the cow in periods when she is unable to eat enough to satisfy her energy needs. In high producing cows, this normally happens during early lactation, but it may also happen when cows get sick, are fed poor quality feeds, or feed intake is restricted. After a period of weight loss, cows should be fed more than their requirements to restore normal body condition.

72. Portales Livestock Auction - New Mexico Dairy Cattle Sales And http://www.dairysale.com/

73. Regulations - Crop And Livestock Insurance - Designation Of Dairy Cattle As Insu form. Designation of dairy cattle as Insurable livestock. made Reg. 141/781 dairy cattle are designated as insurable livestock. Back http://www.gov.ns.ca/just/regulations/regs/CLIdaryD.htm

Consolidations of the Nova Scotia Regulations are prepared by the Registry of Regulations for reference only and have no official sanction. For all purposes of interpreting and applying the law, users should consult the original documents filed with the Registry of Regulations , or refer to the Royal Gazette Part II Although every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this electronic version, the Registry of Regulations assumes no responsibility for any discrepancies that may have resulted from reformatting. This electronic version is for your personal use and may not be copied for the purposes of resale in this or any other form. Designation of Dairy Cattle as Insurable Livestock made under Section 7 of the Crop and Livestock Insurance Act R.S.N.S. 1989, c. 113 O.I.C. 78-777 (July 11, 1978), N.S. Reg. 141/78 Dairy cattle are designated as insurable livestock. Back to list of regulations by Act Back to List of Acts by Department "Notes for Readers" Province of Nova Scotia Comments to: Registry of Regulations Last updated: July 26, 1999

74. Dairy And Dairy Cattle Internet Information Resources BSM Agri Ltd livestock Housing and Ventilation Systems. cattle Offerings World-wide. PleaseDrop Us a Note to advise us of any other dairy related information http://www.oneglobe.com/agrifood/aginform/dairy/idxdairy.html

Dairy and Dairy Cattle Internet Information Resources Dairy and Dairy Cattle Index Market Information Commodity Markets Weather Trade Information ... So what are we missing? Market Information Agriculture Network Information Center (AgNIC)Search AgNIC is a guide to quality agricultural information on the Internet as selected by the National Agricultural Library, Land-Grant Universities, and other institutions. AgNIC continues to expand the scope and depth of its coverage, presently describes and presently links to more than 800 information resources, many of which pertain to Animal Science. Carefully crafted resource descriptions guide users directly to relevant, quality information resources. AgNIC offers an alphabetical index, a list of recently added records, subject-classified access, and full-text search functionality. Its uncomplicated user-interface makes it suitable for Internet-novice and -veteran, alike. AgNIC content ranges from "technical" to "practical". AgNIC, Agricultural Conferences, Meetings, Seminars Calendar (Great Resource, aggressively maintained) This calendar, maintained by the National Agricultural Library, has information about and links to more than 1,200 major national and international agricultural conferences, with emphasis on those of apparent scientific significance.

75. UK.Merial.com Livestock Farmers Dairy Products inhibited Ostertagia ostertagi and Cooperia spp.), lungworms, warbles, sucking andbiting lice, chorioptic and sarcoptic mange mites in beef and dairy cattle. http://uk.merial.com/livestock_farmers/dairy/products/index.asp

Home Livestock Farmers Dairy > Products EPRINEX Pour-On A solution containing 0.5% w/v eprinomectin for the treatment and control of gastrointestinal roundworms (including inhibited Ostertagia ostertagi and Cooperia spp.), lungworms, warbles, sucking and biting lice, chorioptic and sarcoptic mange mites in beef and dairy cattle. IVOMEC Classic Injection for cattle and sheep Proven broad spectrum parasite control and proven long action against a range of worms IVOMEC Classic Pour-On For the treatment and control of gastrointestinal nematodes, lungworms, eyeworms, warbles, chorioptic and sarcoptic mange and sucking and biting lice of beef and non-lactating dairy cattle. IVOMEC SR Bolus For the treatment and prophylactic control of internal and external parasites of ruminating cattle over 3 months of age, weighing between 100kgs and 400kgs on the day of treatment. IVOMEC Super Injection A sterile non-aqueous solution containing 1% ivermectin and 10% w/v clorsulon for the treatment and control of gastrointestinal nematodes, lungworms, liver fluke, eyeworms, warbles , mites and lice of beef and non-lactating dairy cattle. KETOFEN Ketofen 10% contains 10mg/ml of ketoprofen, a potent non-steroidal anti-inflammatory and anti-pyretic analgesic.

76. Raising Cattle And Other Livestock about raising cattle and other livestock that will improve your farm and rach knowledge.cattle are divided into three main types beef, dairy, and dual purpose http://www.tracker-outdoors.com/cattle.htm

Whitetail deer hunting, turkey hunting, trophy fishing, camping, organic vegetable gardening, raising livestock and other resources for outdoor adventure. Hunting Trapping Shooting Fishing ... Online Shopping Outdoor Trails Home Up Feeding Cattle Calf Care ... Monthly Newsletter Innovative Leaders In Outdoor Products Trail Sense Cameras Whitetail Habitat.com Take Me Hunting.com Summit Seed Company ... Tracker-Outdoors.com Raising Cattle And Other Livestock Cattle are among the most important of farm animals. They are used for meat, milk, leather, medicine and more. Beef by-products enable us to use 99% of every beef animal. In some countries, cattle are still a main source of power for plows, carts and wagons. Cattle belong to the ox family along with bison, yak, and water buffalo. Cattle digest their food by bringing it back to the mouth from the second chamber (reticulum) of the four chambered stomach. This food is called a cud. The first stomach chamber is called the paunch. Bull: Male Cow: Female over two years old Steer: Neutered male Heifer: Female under age two, never calved

77. "Information Resources On The Care And Welfare Of Dairy Cattle" NAL Call No. QL750.A6 Keywords dairy cattle, dairy farming, cattle husbandry,animal welfare, extensive livestock farming, literature reviews. http://www.nal.usda.gov/awic/pubs/dairy/general.htm

General Alban, L., A.K. Ersboll, T.W. Bennedsgaard, and P.F. Johnsen (2001). Validation of welfare assessment methods at herd level: an example. Acta Agriculturae Scandinavica. Section A, Animal Science NAL Call No.: S3.A27 Keywords: dairy herds, animal welfare, validity, assessment methods, environment based method, animal based method. Albright, J.L. (2000). Dairy cattle behaviour, facilities, handling and husbandry. In: Livestock Handling and Transport , 2nd ed. T. Grandin (ed.), CABI Publishing, Wallingford, UK, ISBN: 0-85-199409-1, p.127-150. NAL Call No.: SF88.L58 2000 Keywords: handling, husbandry, behavior, housing, dairy cattle, social behavior, calves, bulls, transport of animals, animal welfare. Albright, J.L. and C.W. Arave (1997). The Behaviour of Cattle . CAB International: Wallingford, UK, 306 p., ISBN: 0-85-199196-3. NAL Call No.: SF202.5 A43 1997 Keywords: animal production, animal welfare, dairy cattle, beef cattle, maternal and calf behavior, behavioral responses to management systems, human-cattle interactions, training cattle, social behavior, reproductive behavior, feeding behavior. Arave, C.W. and J.L. Albright (1998).

78. "Information Resources On The Care And Welfare Of Dairy Cattle" english/codes_of_practice/index.htm Provides factsheets summarizing Canadian RecommendedCodes of Practice for dairy cattle, veal calves, and other livestock. http://www.nal.usda.gov/awic/pubs/dairy/websites.htm

Websites Website addresses change periodically. The sites listed are current as of January 2003 Agriculture and Agri-food Canada http://www.agr.ca/index_e.phtml Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada provides information, research and technology, and policies and programs to achieve security of the food system, health of the environment and innovation for growth. Abstracts available from "The Lennoxville Symposium on Farm Animal Welfare In Canada: New technologies, research and world trade." The ADDS Program: Agricultural Databases for Decision Support http://www.reeusda.gov/adds/ Comprehensive electronic collections of peer-reviewed and expert-selected educational materials, lists, software tools and other decision aids to support decision making by the nation's farmers, ranchers, growers and forest land owners, and by those who work with them in an educational, consultative, or service capacity. Databases available/ or in progress for dairy, beef, goat, sheep, and swine. Collections are distributed via CD-ROM and the World Wide Web. Agri INFO http://131.104.112.18/Agri_INFOe.htm

79. UVI-CES Livestock Programs - Home Page The primary breed of dairy cattle used in the Virgin Islands is the Holstein, althoughsome Jersey and Brown Swiss breeding Small livestock Improvement Program. http://rps.uvi.edu/CES/lshome.html

COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE LIVESTOCK PROGRAMS The Livestock component of the UVI Cooperative Extension Service is divided into four main project areas. Each area strives to provide the farmers of the Virgin Islands with the most accurate and up to date livestock information available. Beef Cattle Improvement Program The beef cattle program of the Cooperative Extension Service focuses on identification and performance testing. It works with all of the cattle farmers in the Virgin Islands from the large purebred Senepol breeder to the small backyard producer. The program operates along the guidelines of the Beef Improvement Federation and assists producers in the identification of animals, weighing of animals and provides selection assistance for replacement animals. The goals of the program are to provide beef cattle farmers with the technology and education necessary for a profitable enterprise. The primary breed of beef cattle in the Virgin Islands is the Senepol . This breed was developed on St. Croix to meet the needs of the tropical beef producer. The cattle were classified in the 1970's in a cooperative effort between the then College of the Virgin Islands and the original four Senepol farms. The breed has now gone global and can be found on almost every continent. For more information on the Senepol cattle visit the UVI Senepol homepage.

80. Steele County Free Fair - Livestock 1000 am. Youth livestock Judging Contest General livestock (cattle Arena). 500pm. dairy (cattle Arena). 530 pm. Rabbits (Rabbit Barn). 630 pm. Saturday 8/16/03. http://www.scff.org/steele_county_free_fair_-_livestock.htm

Follow The Fun Livestock There is always a good livestock show to see at the Fair. While you’re at the fair be sure to take in one of the many livestock displays. 4-H features dog, rabbit, beef cattle, dairy cattle, poultry, swine, sheep and goats. Open class includes sheep, swine, horses and dairy cattle. During the 2002 fair open class and 4-H exhibited 620 horses, 324 sheep, 340 dairy cattle, 339 swine, 114 beef, 91 poultry, 129 rabbits, 64 dogs and 61 goats for a total of 2,082 head of livestock. 4-H Exhibits Monday 8/11/03 Tentative 2003 Schedule Livestock Exhibit Interviews 1-7:00 p.m. General Project Conference Judging Rabbit Judging (Swine Arena) 6:00p.m. Tuesday 8/12/03 Poultry and Pigeon Judging (Poultry Barn) 1:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Swine Pen of 3, Cloverbuds, Jr. Barrow Show (Swine Arena) 5:30 p.m.

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