The 4-H Livestock Program consists of the beef, dairy, goat, sheep, swine, and poultry projects. These projects will help 4-H’ers learn about the selection, production, management, health and showing of their respective animals. Special focus is given to the importance of record keeping for long-term success. As a part of their records, 4-H’ers must identify goals for their involvement within the project area as well as with their farm management. 4-H’ers learn self-confidence through various project talks as well as animal shows.
ALL meetings at our office are free. Events might have a fee. If you can afford to donate, we greatly appreciate any funds you can provide to help offset the supplies we use at meetings.
If you are interested in Livestock Judging or Shows, please let us know. Our current Livestock Club Leader is Miss Nicole.
For more information call: (931) 823-2735 or contact via email: nmarrero@utk.edu.
- Get text message or e-mail reminds about our meetings here.
- All members should fill out this form in case of medical emergency.
- There are no club dues. Meetings at our office generally cost us $25 per kid. If you can donate, please do so through our online store here.
- Learn about youth programs statewide here.
- Many of our members show livestock and work together to practice. If you are interested in getting in contact with these people, please come to a meeting to get to know our kids.
- Read and bring in our code of conduct:
Officers for 2022:
- President Dani Wares
- Vice President Issy Buckner
- Secretary Leah Rollins
- Reporter/Historian Cayden B
- Recreation Leaders Katelyn Rhoades and Erisa Grant
- Service Chair Addison Smith
- Hospitality Chair Grace Montooth
