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Veal

While Veal has declined in popularity at Fairs, it is still a part of agriculture and gaining popularity in up-scale restaurants, and we still offer it as a 4-H Project in Manistee County.

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Youth, ages 5 to 19, are eligible to show and market* Veal Calves with 4-H at the Manistee County Fair.

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*The current rules, under the by-laws of the Manistee County 4-H Livestock Council, state that all 4-H participants MUST complete one year of SHOWMANSHIP ONLY before they can market an animal. Cloverbud years DO count towards this requirement.

No 4-Her may market ANY animal until 4-H age 8.

Possession Dates & Minimum/Maximum Weights

Veal calves must be between six (6) to twelve (12) weeks old as of CHECK-IN Day of Fair..

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Minimum market weight for Veal calves is 200 pounds, maximum weight is 350 pounds, as of CHECK-IN Day of Fair.

 

Calves weighing over 350 pounds will be marketed at Auction at 350 pounds.

Purchase or Proof of Origin MUST be provided for ALL Livestock Animals.

Veal Resources

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Mark Your Calendar!

Registration of your Veal Calf 4-H Animal Project for Show and/or Market is due June 25! Click the button to be taken to the registration form.

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4-H Veal Calf Projects can be registered by filling out by filling out the Google Form and submitting it Online

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Tel: 231.889.4277 ext. 3

Email: manistee4hlivestockcouncil@gmail.com

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