AnimalProject - Fallon Carter Counties Extension | Montana State University

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4-H Year:

This record belongs to
County
Project Name & Level
Years in Project		Years in Level

These are my project goal for this year.

Briefly describe three project goals for the coming year.

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I have evaluated my records and believe that they are accurate, complete, and verify that this represents my own work.

4-H Club Member Date

I have reviewed this record book.

4-H Club Leader Date

Record ALL the activities you do in this 4-H project as you do them. Fallon County: Level 1: Include seven (7) activities from your project manual. Level 2 & Above: Include five (5) activities: if these activities are not from a project manual, they will need to be in paragraph form and approved by the county agent.
When You Did It…What You Did…What You Learned!!
Date	What You Did	What You Learned

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Value of Animal(s) Purchased/Owned/Possessed Enter the value of animal(s) that you owned prior to beginning this project year or that you purchased or were given for this project.
Date	Description	Number	Purchased From/ Owned By	Weight	Unit Price	Market Value





Subtotal
Total Market Value (Total A)

Value of Animal(s) Owned at End of Project Enter the value of animal(s) that you owned at the end of this project year.
Date	Description	Number	Weight	Estimate Value/Price





Subtotal
Total Estimated Value (Total B)

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Feeding Record Write the kind of feed at the top of the columns. Use the units (pounds, cwt, tons) that are most convenient for you, however, be consistent. Also record how much the feed for each month costs. Use the chart to keep track of feed for all animals in this project.
Animal
Kind of Feed	Champion Pellet
Month	Amount	Price	Amount	Price	Amount	Price	Amount	Price
October
November
December
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
Totals
Price/Unit
Subtotal
Total Feed Cost (Total C)
Comments Record notes or other comments you have regarding this feeding record.

MarketAnimalGrowthRecord UsethischartforMarketAnimalProjects ONLY.
Name of Animal	Birth Date	Date Project Started	Start Weight	Date Project Ended	End Weight	Total Weight Gained	Total Days on Feed	Average Daily Gain	Feed Cost Per Lb. Gain






Total Weight Gain = Ending Weight MINUS Starting Weight Average Daily Gain = Total Weight Gain DIVIDED By Days on Feed FEED COST PER POUND= Total Feed Cost DIVIDED By Total Pounds Gained

Production Record for Animal Breeding Project Fill this out only if you are taking a breeding project.
Dam ID	Date Bred	Sire ID	Date Offspring Born	Number Born Male Female		Average Birth Weight	Number Weaned Male Female		Number Sold Male Female

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Sales Record Record the sale of your animal(s) or sale of goods from the animal (includes wool, etc.)
Animal Sold	#	Date	Place Sold	Sale Weight	Selling Price	Total Sale













Subtotal
Sales Total (Total D)

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Expenses Other Than Feed Record any other expenses such as taxes, marketing, transportation cost, show expenses, commission, insurance etc.
Item and Description	Cost





Subtotal
Other Expenses Total (Total E)

Health Care Chart Record any health care related items such as wormer, vaccines, etc.
Date	Reason for Treatment	How Administered	# of Animals	Size of Dose	Cost Per Animal	Total Cost






Subtotal
Total Health Care Cost (Total F)

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Award Income Include all the awards and show premiums you won for your project.
Item	Name of Fair or Show	Placing/Award	Value







Total Award Income (Total G)

Project Summary
Receipts		Expenses
Value of animal(s) at end of project Total B		Value of animal(s) at the beginning of project Total A
Value of animal(s) sold Total D		Feed cost Total C
Award money received Total G		Health care cost Total F
		Other expenses Total E
Total Income		Total Expenses
		Net Income: Total Income minus Total Expenses

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