Swine Project Member’s Guides: Care of Baby Pigs, Crossbreeding in Swine, Essential Housing for Beginning 4-H Swine Projects, External Parasites of Swine, Feeding and Managing the 4-H Barrow, Feeding and Managing the 4-H Barrow (Program Ideas, no. 0152), Feeding and Managing Replacement Gilts (no. 255), Feeding the Brood Sow and Litter, Fitting and Showing Pigs (Program Ideas, no. 0151), Fitting and Showing your 4-H Pig (no. 389), How Inheritance Works in Swine, How Pigs use Food, Internal Parasites of Swine, Judging Swine (Program Ideas, no. 0153), Market Swine Record, Nutritional Requirements of Swine, Reducing Swine Disease and Losses, Selection of Breeding Stock, Selection of Swine Breeding Stock (no. 258), Swine Breeding Management, 4-H Swine Nutrition, Swine Ration Formulation

File — Box: 2, Folder: 13

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

From the Collection: Collection contains 4-H brochures, newsletters, Members’ Guides, Leaders’ Guides, Members’ Manuals, Projects, Target Program Guides, Target Leaders’ Guides, general manuals, banquet and event programs, administrative files, photographs, slides, audio and visual tapes. Most materials pertain specifically to Oklahoma 4-H, but the collection also contains materials and publications of National 4-H programs.

Dates

1930s-Present

Conditions Governing Access

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