West Virginia University conducts an annual performance test for rams
and bucks. Due to changes in funding, the test has been moved from
Wardensville to Morgantown.
Rams/bucks should be delivered to WVU Animal Science Farm on Saturday, May 14. Nomination forms need to be post-marked by April 29 and include a check for $20 per ram/buck. The estimated cost of testing is $100, due at the time the rams/bucks are delivered to the test site.
A maximum of 30 rams and 30 bucks will be accepted for the test. Rams/bucks of any meat breed will be accepted to the test. Rams/bucks will be sold August 20.
Pertinent documents can be downloaded from the West Virginia Small Ruminant Evaluation web site at http://sheepandgoats.wvu.edu/.
Rams/bucks should be delivered to WVU Animal Science Farm on Saturday, May 14. Nomination forms need to be post-marked by April 29 and include a check for $20 per ram/buck. The estimated cost of testing is $100, due at the time the rams/bucks are delivered to the test site.
A maximum of 30 rams and 30 bucks will be accepted for the test. Rams/bucks of any meat breed will be accepted to the test. Rams/bucks will be sold August 20.
Pertinent documents can be downloaded from the West Virginia Small Ruminant Evaluation web site at http://sheepandgoats.wvu.edu/.
