Microsoft PowerPoint Presentations

Microsoft PowerPoint presentations require a PowerPoint viewer, which is available for FREE from Microsoft.  Some of the presentations are password protected, but you do not need a password to view the presentations (click "read only"). The presentations have been compressed with NXPowerLite.  Contact Susan Schoenian if you would like the original file with higher quality graphics or if you have difficulty viewing a presentation.

Breeding and Genetics
Genetic improvement through central buck testing: Lessons and Opportunities (757 k)
Genetics 101 (1.4 mb)
Pasture-Based Meat Goat Performance Test in Western Maryland (1.3 mb)

Health
Assessing the Health of Sheep and Goats (1.7 mb)
Fecal Egg Analysis (1.2 mb)
Integrated Parasite Management (1.4 mb) | Slides (PDF/2.3 mb)
Scrapie FAQ's
Sheep and Goat Health (3.5 mb)

Nutrition and Feeding
Feeding the Pregnant and Lactating Female (1.4 mb)
Life Cycle Feeding of Sheep and Goats (944 K)
Nutritional Requirements of Sheep and Goats (700 K)
Nutrition of the Ewe and Her Lambs (1.3 mb)

Management
General Goat Health and Husbandry (1.2 mb)
Getting Ready for Lambing and Kidding (716 K)
Goat Management Basics (1.6 mb)

Marketing and Economics
How Do Hair Sheep Fit the Ethnic Market? (904 K)
Working Budgets for Meat Goat and Sheep Production (980 K)


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Last updated 24-Mar-2008 by Susan Schoenian.

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