- Ag Youth
- Food and Fiber Systems Literacy
Project
- If
you're looking for a fun site with great general information about the
dairy industry you should take a look at Moo Milk. This site is done by a
dairy in California and will be great for people looking for a
background on the dairy industry. Don't let the fun look put off the older kids, the site has some very useful
information.
- How
about a cool site for beef cattle. Take a look at CowTown America
put on the web by the National Cattlemen's Association. If you're
looking for some great pictures for your next report or just to jazz up
the computer at home then you'll want to be sure and take a look at
their Art Gallary.
- Want
to know more about wool? Try About
Wool from the International Wool Secretariat. They have pictures,
QuickTime movies, written description...just
about anything you could want to know about wool.
- How
about dairy information? The National Dairy Database has an entire
section with information for youth and adult volunteers. If you're
looking for dairy information check out 4-H
Dairy Publications.
- Do
you want some information on your favorite breed of livestock, or are
you just curious about one you've heard about? Well, we have a couple of
places for you to look for information. You might try the Breeds of Livestock Project
at Oklahoma State. They have listings on many beef, diary, horse, sheep
and swine breeds including histories, photographs and Quicktime movies. Or you might try the Livestock
breeds in the USA from USDA/ARS. They have all the breeds listed,
with association addresses and a brief background on each breed. Another
site to try is the Listing of
Beef Cattle Breeds from Colorado State. They have a nice listing of
the breed associations in the U.S., Canada and Australia. They also have
histories and photographs on a couple of the breeds.
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