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BOWLING GREEN,
Ky.—Self-examination, unifica
tion, education, and enforcement
will be the focus for the first
National Youth Livestock Prog
ram Ethics Symposium to be held
December 1-2 in Las Vegas, Nev.
Following the recent disclosure
of cases of unethical and illegal
activity associated with youth
livestock programs across the
United States, the symposium is a
cooperative effort among several
agriculture entities to bring
national action to the issue.
The Livestock Conservation
Institute (LCI) will serve as the
facilitating organization for the
event which is expected to draw
an attendance of several hundred
people. The mission of the sympo
sium is to provide a forum for
individuals and organizations
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NAIIIRA
4-11 305
3-11 305
3-7 305
2-0 305
DOOR JOI
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.1
32,856
31,391
25,842
28,268
31,896
29,480
26,703
30,895
26,024
26,016
29,515
24,661
24,285
3-5 305
7-6 305
3-0 270
3-4 305
3-11 - 305
3- 305
4- 290
3-7 305
1-11 305
EAST SAIL
4-10 305
NONET HOOK
30,052
6-2 305
HILLON STIEET
3-1 305
3-3 305
31,205
3.3
3.4
3.5
3.2
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26,681
23,514
24,373
5-0 296
5-7 305
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2- 305
3- 305
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29,062
21,233
5-7
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27,607
3-4 305
27,536
24,344
3-3 305
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5-7
AIEVILLE
28,773
4- 305
HASEIE6TOI BOEO
3-5 305
3-2 305
3-3 305
3-5 305
3-0 305
5- 305
3-4 305
3-4 305
3-4 305
3-10 305
3-11 305
6- 305
3-3 305
2- 305
3- 305
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20,007
3.3
3.4
3.2
3.4
27,051
24,411
24,146
22,352
4-4 305
4- 305
2-1 305
5- 305
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4- 305
5- 305
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21,921
25,120
305 27,253
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3-10 305
3-2 254
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25,422
24,399
27,563
2-11
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5-0
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305 24,011
305 26,753
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5- 305
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305 27,222
21,556
24,219
24,271
25,929
255 27,127
305 25,131
305 23,574
26,577
23,967
26,314
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1-11 105
1- 105
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25,172
25,392
26,311
24,124
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Ethics
involved ip youth livestock prog
rams and competitive events. Par
ticipants will have the opportunity
to build consensus on educational
initiatives and enforcement codes
to reduce or eliminate the inci
dences of unethical and illegal
activities related to youth lives
tock events.
“While the vast majority of
exhibitors at youth and open lives
tock expositions are responsible
stewards of livestock, the actions
of an unethical few individuals
could very well endanger the
future existence of 4-H and FFA
sponsored livestock programs,”
said Dr. Jeff Goodwin, Texas
Agricultural Extension Service,
who is chair of the Symposium
Planning Committee.
“Until now, these unethical few
have been able to work behind a
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puci BonoH
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3-3 305
5-5 305
3- 305
4- 250
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3-1 305
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2-3 305 24,151
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105 21,131
6-5 305 24,340
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7-0 305 25,413
3-4 305 24,505
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305 26,022
279 23,646
305 24,061
5-9
4-4
3-9
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305 25,013
4-1 305 21,421
puca Bonn
290 26,417
6-1
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5- 305 27,315
6- 305 26,511
5-4 305 27,656
nSBOOUD
S-l 305 26,392
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305 27,162
3-3
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304 26,179
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305 22,504
4-1
cnisnm
4- 305 23,060
3-6 305 26,127
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5-
6-
lows
305 26,799
305 26,926
3-2 305
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4-1 304
sun biook
5-6
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3- 305
4- 204
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305 25,114
3-3
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305 25,305
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B 3-10 305
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curtain of silence provided by a
reticent agricultural community,”
said Goodwin, who also serves as
chair for the LCI Livestock Care
Committee. ‘The consensus must
be established that the livestock
industry will not tolerate illegal or
unethical activity associated with
youth ahd open livestock
expositions.”
According to Cindy Crume, an
offical of the Livestock Conserva
tion Institute, the Symposium
Planning Committee consists of
representatives from many seg
ments of animal agricultural
including the American Veterin
ary Medical Association, the
National FFA Organization, the
Animal Industry Foundation, the
American Farm Bureau Federa
tion, and the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture.
Protein For June
4.0 1073
3.6 920
4.1 1017
3.1 1043
2.7 746
3.7 907
4.0 910
27,070
25,691
24,195
27,143
27,641
24,214
24,217
23,462
4.3 1005
3.4 945
21,057
25,964
22,644
3.1 792
3.6 121
3.6 94*
3.6 139
4.0 959
3.2 141
25,946
25,243
3.1 977
3.3 141
25,317
3.2 121
23,140
4.3 1027
3.2 117
3.4 920
2.4 626
3.6 675
2.9 602
3.4 632
4.0 1016
3.6 919
4.1 1065
3.2 757
3.6 676
4.0 992
3.0 657
4.0 1057
3.7 1022
3.5 922
3.4 940
24,365
26,219
24,110
25,206
22,922
2.1 Ml
2.9 731
21,970
25,332
3.4 901
2.9 701
26,667
24,115
3.1 976
3.7 136
25,532
22,775
3.9 949
December
The National Youth Livestock
ogram Ethics Symposium will;
■Foster self-examination of cur
rent practices and procedures util
ized in the exposition of livestock.
•Provide an opportunity to
organize a unified approach to the
issues surrounding ethics in youth
livestock programs.
•Establish educational initia
tives for both youth and adults by
promoting existing resources and
incorporating progressive sympo
sium outcomes.
•Increase awareness of enforce
ment options and develop a plan
of action for enforcing ethics
codes and established rules and
regulations within events.
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LTH Kf %
27,550
5-9 305
I mm
26,539
23,043
4-1 305
3-2 305
man book
24,921
3-1
GAP
24,124
24,414
3- 305
4- 305
mini
27,109
4-7 305
QOAIIYVILLI
25,746
5-0 305
nnniooK
4-« 305
lAHtll
4-7 305
24,701
23,434
24,940
4-11 305
tuuiraioM
24,617
3-9
uTin
22,154
22,451
21,116
3-6 305
3-10 305
5-2 305
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305 25,153
3-0
lAIVDN
26,135
5-7 305
mKLLAH)
23,509
6-11
DIUTA
305 25,251
4-1
U7III
305 27,141
3-5
non joy
305 24,511
4-1
LARCASin
305 25,717
6-9
LITITZ
23,213
5-9 305
OOC9URVILU
3-1 305
5-11 305
GAP
24,114
25,761
24,893
5-9 305
ROITIRGUR
25,127
4-3 305
QOAUYVILLI
24,329
3-0 305
UWUD6I
26,353
5-10
RAIBIIR
305 23,312
4-5
LITITZ
24,166
2-11 305
LITITZ
305 23,601
3-0
ILTOSOR
6-2
ROLINOOO
305 23,460
21,531
4-11 305
QUAUYVILLI
23,011
4- 305
LITITZ
5- 305
4-2 305
25,140
22,758
MBS
3-
lIIIBOLDS
5-
STEVENS
6-
EFHIATA
5-9
LITITZ
4-
lASVO*
3-
GAP
4-
unit
4-4
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2-3
non JOY
305 23,673
305 25,775
305 25,897
305 25,205
305 24,225
305 24,992
304 25,511
301 23,922
305 23,07 1
2-9 305 24,644
GODORVILLI
7-7 303 26,279
QOimVIIXI
4-6 305 25,609
The symposium is targeted tow
ard state FFA and 4-H leaders,
agricultural education instructors,
extension agents, fair and exposi
tion management professionals,
commodity and farm organization
representatives, agribusiness rep
resentatives, breed association
representatives, state departments
of agriculture (shows and fairs
personnel), veterinarians, media,
and anyone with an interest in
youth livestock ethics.
For more information concern
ing the National Youth Livestock
Program Ethics Symposium, con
tact the Livestock Conservation
Institute at (502) 782-9798.
4.0 1034
3.7 901
3.6 142
3.6 901
3.6 117
3.4 711
3.2 721
4.1 149
3.3 921
3.1 111
4.2 911
4.1 1043