Swine

The Hillsdale County 4-H swine project helps youth learn about swine breeds, health care, production, management, showmanship, marketing, and careers in the swine industry. The program will teach principles of animal science and life skills.  The friendships that are made can be one of the greatest benefits of raising and showing livestock as friends grow and compete together. 

 

Forms and Information

Market Swine Identification Form

4-H Swine Project Snapshot

Your 4-H Market Hog Project

4-H Swine Production and Management

Market Swine Project Report

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