2025 4-H Steer Calf Project

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Don’t miss this opportunity to hear more about the 4-H Steer Calf Project. It is a wonderful experience, but don’t just take it from me….

Connor said” Overall this project has been an awesome experience and I have learned a substantial amount  of things that will be useful later on in life.”

Landon said, “4-H has taught me a lot about responsibility and I have made many new friends.”

Natalie said, “This project has truly changed me by giving me more responsibility and more compassion toward animals.”

If interested, please register for the informational meeting January 14 at 6:00 p.m.: go.ncsu.edu/2025steercalfinfo

4-H Steer Calf Project Informational Meeting

Tuesday, January 14, 2025
Information Meeting: 6:00 p.m.
Location: Agricultural Resources Center
1175 South Brady Ave, Newton
Ages: 8 – 18

Does your child have an interest in learning about raising & showing livestock?

* If yes, this is the project for your family! *

  • Receive a 1-7 day old steer calf for the low startup cost of $150
  • Learn to raise, care for, and show a steer
  • Your child will have the opportunity to show the steer in at least 2 shows
  • Your child will be trained in showmanship and grooming techniques
  • Volunteers and a veterinarian will be available to answer questions
  • Animals must be sold at the end of the project

Please register for this meeting at go.ncsu.edu/2025steercalfinfo or scan the QR code.

For more information, contact: Carson Johnson, Livestock Agent, 828-465-8240, or Alishia Lidke, 828-217-2551.
For a complete list of 4-H clubs, contact Cooperative Extension.

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