4‐H Dairy Production Record Name_____________________________________ Grade_____ County_________________ Herd Code ________ E.T. or Name of Animal________________________________ Registration #_________________ Index #_____________ Breed____________________________ Registered or Grade?____________________ Date Born______________ (mo/day/year) Obtained From_____________________________________ Sire Name___________________________________ Registration #___________________ Breed______________________________ A1 Code_____________________ E.T. or Dam Name________________________________ Registration #_______________ Breed ____________________ A record is part of your 4‐H project. Keep your record neat, clean, and up‐to‐date. If you need help, ask your parents or leader. If you need more space, attach another sheet of paper. Age Days Milked
Actual Production
Type of Test Years Months Pounds Pounds % Test Milk Dam’s Record Fat Official Unofficial
Official Unofficial
Official Unofficial
Official Unofficial
Date Removed From the Herd______________ Reason_____________________________________________________________ (mo/day/year) If sold, to whom?______________________________________________________ Value Received $___________ Lifetime Lactation Summary Age When Fresh Est. Body Wt. Lactation # Fresh Dates (Yrs.–Mos.) Days
Previous Dry Pounds Milk Ave.
Test % Pounds Fat Days Times Carried Bred Calf/Kid Remarks: Sickness, Injury, Dates Dry, etc. In Milk
4‐H Youth Development 700‐06 June 2014 Progeny Record Date Born Sex Name or E.T. or Reg. # Raised, Sold, Died
Sire Name Example 11/1/12 F 92 WAD 1234 Reg. applied for Raised Sire Code H534 Oregon Durham Dottie Registration # 1061174 Lifetime Breeding Record Date Bred Sire Used Dry Periods
Date to Dry Example 5/2/2011 4/30/2012 7H5175 7H5175 12/23/2011 12/20/2012 Date Due
Date Fresh 2/8/2012 2/6/2013
2/10/2012 Last Day Milked 12/24/2011 Days Remarks: Troubles, Heat, Dry Dates, etc. 47 In heat 2/25; 3/19; 4/10 Health Record Date Problems, Treatments, Results
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