Livestock judging techniques

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"Livestock judging consists of carefully analyzing animals and measuring them against a standard, commonly accepted as being ideal. Livestock judging has also been defined as a study of the relationship between an animal's form and function. There are numerous benefits of competing on a livestock evaluation team. In the course of training and competition you are given the opportunity to interact with future leaders of the livestock industry. You develop a keen sense of judgment and confidence to make a decision that you defend in a set of oral reasons. Most prominent livestock people who are masters of judgement and selection have been affected by their involvement with livestock judging. Participation."--First page.

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