MECOSTA COUNTY 4-H BEEF PROJECT AREA NOTEBOOK GUIDELINES BEEF EDUCATIONAL NOTEBOOK # 1

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Items A, B, C, and D are required for notebook #1 MECOSTA COUNTY 4-H BEEF PROJECT AREA NOTEBOOK GUIDELINES BEEF EDUCATIONAL NOTEBOOK # 1 A. Decorative Cover B. Title Page C. Table of Contents and Notebook Guidelines D. Place the year that you complete each page in the lower right corner of each page. Level One (1) Beef notebook options: Options #1 -First year complete 6 of the following items. -Second year complete the remaining 6 items. Option #2 - First year complete all 12 items. Year Completed 1. Describe and tell the important characteristics of (3) breeds of beef (may include dairy feeder breeds) Start with your own and (2) others. Include body type and breed standard. 2. Identify and label the parts of the beef. Diagram on page 2. 3. List the equipment/tack you will need to show a beef steer or dairy feeder. 4. Explain the following terms; registered, purebred and crossbred. 5. Define the term disqualification. Give examples of temporary and permanent disqualifications. 6. What two tags are market beef/dairy feeders required to have in order to show and why? 7. Describe the cause, symptoms, treatment and prevention of scours. 8. Explain the proper procedure when handling beef/dairy feeders. (tack used, your behavior and body body placement, yours and projects) 9. Describe and draw a diagram of your housing area and the equipment you use in the care of your beef/diary feeder. May use a photograph with your written explanation. 10. Describe your feed program, including the nutritional value breakdown of protein, fat and crude fiber. 11. Keep a record of your beef steer/dairy feeder and expenses incurred. Include in your notebook. 12. Include pictures of your beef steer/dairy feeder and awards you may have accomplished. Page 1 Notebook 1

Parts of Beef Word Bank hoof tail head knee pin brisket switch dew claw back forearm stifle joint sheath/navel hook rump rear flank loin cannon bone point of shoulder heart girth crest throat face dewlap muzzle ear poll pastern Page 2 Notebook 1 Year Completed

Items A, B, C, D, and E are required for notebooks 2-4 MECOSTA COUNTY 4-H PROJECT AREA NOTEBOOK GUIDELINES BEEF EDUCATIONAL NOTEBOOK #2 A. Decorative Cover B. Title Page C. Table of Contents and Notebook Guidelines D. Your 4-H Story (Tell about your beef project- where you obtained, your goals etc.) E. Place the year you complete each page in the lower right corner of each page Level Two (2) Beef notebook options: Option #1 Option #2 -Third year complete 6 of the following items -Fourth year complete the remaining 6 items -Third year complete all 12 items Year Completed 1. Describe and tell the important characteristics of (3) breeds of beef. (May include dairy project breeds) Include body type and breed standard. Total of (6) in notebook. 2. Identify and label parts of the digestive system. Diagram on page 2. 3. Describe the symptoms, cause and treatment of pneumonia, ringworm and scours. 4. Describe the daily feed requirements of grain, hay and water (in pounds) for both beef steers and feeder steers. Include what a typical grower and finishing ration of grain consists of. (% of ingredients) 5. List the proper ranges for beef/dairy feeder vital signs. (temperature, heart rate and respiration rate) 6. What is NCBA? How can they help you as a 4-H beef raiser? 7. Explain the difference between a bull and a steer and why you would keep a bull intact or castrate. 8. Identify three parasites that affect beef/dairy feeders. 9. Describe a trip you took to a beef show, beef farm or any other beef event. 10. List what vaccines should be administered to beef/diary feeder. 11. Continue your beef/dairy feeder records for breeding, feeding, and expenses. Include in notebook. 12. Include pictures of you and your animal and any ribbons/awards you may have won at fairs/shows. Page 1 Notebook 2

Digestive System Word Bank Anus Abomasum Small Intestine Cecum Reticulum Esophagus Rumen Large Intestine Mouth Omasum Page 2 Notebook 2 Year Completed

MECOSTA COUNTY 4-H BEEF PROJECT AREA Items A, B, C, D and E are required for notebooks 2-4 NOTEBOOK GUIDELINES BEEF EDUCATIONAL NOTEBOOK # 3 A. Decorative Cover B. Title Page C. Table of Contents and Notebook Guidelines D. Your 4-H story (Tell about your beef project- where you obtained, your goals etc.) E. Place the year that you complete each page in the lower right corner of each page. Level Three (3) Beef notebook options: Options #1 -Fifth year complete 6 of the following items. -Sixth year complete the remaining 6 items. Option #2 - Fifth year complete all 12 items. Year Completed 1. Describe and tell the important characteristics of (2) breeds that are raised not only for beef but other purposes. Total of (8) breeds in notebook. 2. Identify and label the parts of the reproductive system. Diagrams on page 2. 3. Define the following terms; ovary, cervix, uterus, oviduct, scrotum, testicles, epididymis and sheath. 4. List (4) calving supplies you should have available and why you would use them. 5. List (3) possible calf loss reasons and how to avoid them. 6. Describe (2) techniques for castrating and dehorning a calf and the benefits of each. 7. Describe the desirable characteristics of the beef/dairy feeders loin, shoulders and legs. 8. Explain the difference between beef and veal and include (2) recipes containing either one. 9. List (6) beef by-products and their uses. 10. List what techniques are used to deworm your calf/steer. 11. Continue your beef/dairy feeder records for breeding, feeding, and expenses. Include in notebook 12. Include pictures of you and your animal and any ribbons/awards you may have won at fairs/shows. Page 1 Notebook 3

Reproductive Systems Cow Reproductive Parts 1. Oviduct 7. Rectum 2. Ovary (2) 8. Bladder 3. Uterus 9. Cervix 4. Vagina 10. Vulva 5. Pelvic Bone 6. Broad Ligament Bull Reproductive Parts 1. Testicle 2. Epididymis 3. Sheath 4. Scrotum 5. Penis 6. Sigmoid Flexure 7. Retractor Penis Muscle Page 2 Notebook 3 Year Completed

MECOSTA COUNTY 4-H BEEF PROJECT AREA Items A, B, C, D and E are required for notebooks 2-4 NOTEBOOK GUIDELINES BEEF EDUCATIONAL NOTEBOOK # 4 A. Decorative Cover B. Title Page C. Table of Contents and Notebook Guidelines D. Your 4-H story (Tell about your beef project- where you obtained, your goals etc.) E. Place the year that you complete each page in the lower right corner of each page. Level Four (4) Beef notebook options: Options #1 -Seventh year complete 6 of the following items. -Eighth year complete the remaining 6 items. Option #2 - Seventh year complete all 12 items. Year Completed 1. Describe and tell the important characteristics of (2) rare breeds of beef. Total of (10) in notebook. Include body type, breed standard, uses and their country of origin. 2. Describe how to clip a steer for show. 3. Describe how nutrients are absorbed in the digestive system. Begin at the mouth. 4. How do microbes (bugs) in the rumen help to digest food? 5. Describe (3) marketing techniques and the current market price for beef/dairy feeders. (both steers and calves) 6. Explain the difference between wholesale cuts and retail cuts. 7. Label the diagram of wholesale cuts of meat. Diagram on page 2. 8. Identify (5) beef cuts and locate what part of the carcass each cut is found and name one of the skeletal bones found in each cut. Page 3 of notebook. 9. What does the term cutablility refer to when evaluating a beef carcass? 10. Describe the pros and cons of breeding or purchasing a market steer project. 11. Continue your beef/dairy feeder records for breeding, feeding, and expenses. Include in notebook. 12. Include pictures of you and your animal and any ribbons/awards you may have won at fairs/shows. Page 1 Notebook 4

Wholesale Cuts of Meat Word Bank for wholesale cuts Chuck Hind Shank Short Loin Rib Sirloin Brisket Flank Round Plate Fore Shank Rump Page 2 Notebook 4 Year Completed

Identifying Beef Retail Cuts Retail Cut Wholesale Cut Skeletal Bone Example: Leg Roast Leg Femur (leg bone) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Page 3 Notebook 4 Year Completed

MECOSTA COUNTY 4-H BEEF PROJECT AREA NOTEBOOK GUIDELINES BEEF EDUCATIONAL NOTEBOOK ADVANCED Items A, B, C and D are required for the Advanced notebook. A. Decorative Cover B. Title Page C. Table of Contents and Notebook Guidelines D. Place the year that you complete each page in the lower right corner. Level Advanced Beef notebook options: Options #1 -Ninth year complete 6 of the following items. -Tenth year complete the remaining 6 items. Option #2 - Ninth year complete all 12 items. Year Completed 1. Describe and tell the important characteristics of (4) breeds of beef. Total of (14) in notebook. Include body type, breed standard, uses and their country of origin. 2. Give (5) examples each of ethical and non ethical situations relating to raising and/or showing beef. (examples; helping younger members, painting your steers underside before a show) 3. Research and define the terms Animal Welfare and Animal Rights. 4. Choose a topic relating to the beef industry and present arguments from both the animal welfare view and the animal rights view. (Ex: Increasing wolf population and how it affects beef farmers) 5. Page 2 contains photos of a market steer class. Judge and present reasons on your placings. Use comparative terms. An example reason note card and examples of terms are provided on page 3. 6. Define Quality Assurance. List (4) practices that help to ensure Quality Assurance. 7. Explain why treatment records are important and list (3) medications given to beef/dairy feeders, how they are administered, withdrawal time and why withdrawal time is important. 8. Create a game complete with rules to help a younger member to learn more about a beef project. 9. Describe a trip you took to a beef show, beef farm or any other beef event and why you would recommend to a younger member to do so. 10. Continue your beef/dairy feeder records for breeding, feeding, and expenses. Include in notebook. 11. Include pictures of you and your steer/calf and any ribbons/awards you may have won at fairs/shows. 12. Write a brief summarization of your 4-H experience and how it has impacted your life. Page 1 Notebook Advanced

Market Class Write reasoning s here (attach separate sheet if additional lines are needed) Page 2 Notebook Advanced Year completed

Example Reason Note Card I placed this class of steers; 2, 4, 1, 3. In the top pair I placed 2 over 4. I started with 2 because. 2 was more. I grant 4 was, yet I recognized and faulted 4 for. In the middle pair I placed 1 over 3. 1 was more so than 3. I grant he was but I Criticized 3 because he was and Therefore was placed last. Remember you want to compare the animals more so than describing them. You will want to bring out more important and general points first. State major differences. Keep your responses short and to the point. Examples of Comparative Terms Desirable Skeletal Size, Structure and Soundness; More correct set to feet Stronger topped Larger frame, correct in length and height of body Squarer, stronger leg structure Leveler, stronger top Muscle; Longer muscled Wider and fuller in stifle Heavier muscled loin Thicker more muscular round Finish (fatness); More correctly finished Trimmer in brisket, rear flank More uniform Undesirable Knock kneed, Cow hocked Weaker topped Smaller framed Less body mass Over finished Wasty in brisket, rear flank Less uniformity of finish Over finished Wasty in brisket, rear frame Less uniformity of finish, patchy Use terms to lead intro; I grant On the other hand I admit Page 3 Notebook Advanced