The World Wide Web can be a good source of information for 4-H and FFA youth enrolled in livestock projects. Resources available include university research and publications, breed associations, private web pages and commercial sites.
Internet users need to remember — not all of the information found on the web will be accurate and/or applicable to Missouri. The following   web page, Evaluating Internet Resources and Searching the Web, http://outreach.missouri.edu/imaster/lesson3.html, will help project members and leaders find information which is accurate and useful for youth projects in Missouri. (use your  browser's back button to return to this page)
On Web Sites for Youth Livestock Project Members, the table of contents at the left is designed to give project members a head start in finding useful information. It is an interactive list of web sites in the following categories:  General Livestock Information, Beef, Dairy, Environmental Issues, Horses, Poultry, Rabbits, Sheep, Swine
To the Central Missouri Ag Connection Page

Mark Stewart, stewartm@ext.missouri.edu Last revised: 04/20/04 University Extension does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, disability or status as a Vietnam-era veteran in employment or programs.