- NEW- Validation of breeding animals for State Fair is now required. This includes: registered breeding sheep and goats as well as wether dams and does
- NEW- Roll-Over Breeding
Program.
The Texas Lamb and Goat
Validation of Texas is pleased to announce the introduction of the Roll-over Breeding Sheep and
Breeding Goat program.
Who does this impact?
Registered breeding sheep, registered breeding goats, wether/commercial dams,
and wether/commercial does ONLY
Who does this NOT
impact? Market lambs and market goats
What does this mean?
Beginning June 1, 2021, registered breeding sheep, registered breeding goats,
wether/commercial dams, and wether/commercial does will have 3 total years of
eligibility UNLESS A CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP TAKES PLACE. This will be
offered during major show validation as well. Put plainly- if you validate for
State Fair during the June 2021 validation period, your validation will be
eligible until June 2024, unless a change of ownership occurs during that time-
then you must re-validate. If you validate during the October 2021 validation
period for major shows, your validation will be eligible until October 2024,
unless a change of ownership occurs during that time- then you must
re-validate.
DETAILS AND MORE INFORMATION MAY BE FOUND IN
OUR GUIDELINES AT https://sheepandgoatvalidation.tamu.edu/
- NEW- Family validation for
ALL sheep and goats- this includes registered breeding sheep and goats
- Projects must meet
criteria found in the validation guidelines to be family validated
- Projects do not have to
be family validated, but only the name(s) listed on BOTH the validation
form and registration papers will be eligible to exhibit the project.
- You may only family
validate if the registration papers list the full name of each exhibitor
- No ranch names may be
listed EX: The Validation Family or The Validation Ranch
- Details and conditions
for registered family validation may be found in our guidelines at https://sheepandgoatvalidation.tamu.edu/
- The ownership and
registration deadline for State Fair is June 30th