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HG Club Lambs
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to us. All this extra time spent with them would come with an added price because the time spent with
these families would cost money. we would provide different levels of service for different prices. Starting
off with If you just want to buy livestock from us would be the cheapest and would require pictures every
couple of we ewes and pictures from all livestock shows and if you rented an ewe, we expect it to be
returned to us or could be bought at an increased price. The next package would go on to be buying the
livestock from us and wanting us to create a feed ration for it. That would be an increased charge and
would require weekly photo updates, weekly weight check-ins, and biweekly visits by one of our team
members to make sure the lamb is growing the way we want it. The next package would be buying the
livestock for you, creating the feed ration, fitting, and clipping the lamb, and private showmanship lessons.
This would be the most expensive because it would require the most gas and time. This would require
families to send weekly photos, weekly weight check-ins, weekly videos of the showman working with the
animal, biweekly visits from a team member. We would provide a list of feeds to purchase and what
amount of each feed to give, we would provide a drench at each stock show, a medication regimen, and
finally all grooming needs.
have online sales this even further our clientele base. All these inputs will allow HG club lambs to grow and
generate revenue. Increasing the time and effort we put into the outputs we produce, the likely hood of
consumer utility to increase. With increasing the number of inputs such as time, feed quality, and genetics
will generate the possibility of a greater output, well-structured and high preforming club lambs.
Work cited
Hahn, William. “Animal Policy & Regulatory Issues.” USDA ERS - Animal Policy & Regulatory Issues, 29
Apr. 2020, https://www.ers.usda.gov/topics/animal-products/animal-policy-regulatory-issues/.
Medicine, Center for Veterinary. “FDA Regulation of Medicated Feed.” U.S. Food and Drug Administration,
FDA, 26 July 2021, https://www.fda.gov/animal-veterinary/resources-you/fda-regulation-medicated-feed.