The annual Animal Science Discover Day is an exciting event that invites all young people aged 8-18 years to immerse themselves in a full day of activities focused on the world of livestock production and careers. The event takes place on May 29th from 9:00am to 3:30pm at the NCTA Campus in Curtis, NE.
At this event, participants will have the opportunity to attend workshops taught by expert animal science teachers, covering topics such as meat science, calving simulation, horse IV, livestock skillathon, quiz bowl, zoonosis, animal welfare, and ag advocacy. To ensure that everyone gets the most out of their experience, the sessions are divided into junior and senior tracts.
The sessions are designed to be engaging and fun while providing valuable life skills in a relaxed environment. Parents and adults interested in the livestock industry are also welcome to register and participate in the activities.
Registration for this unique event can be done online by May 22 at a cost of $15 per participant. Late registrations will cost $20 per participant. The price includes lunch provided by the Frontier County 4-H Council and Ag Valley Co-op. For more information about this exciting event or to register, please contact Kimberly at kimberly.cook@unl.edu.
This event is led by Nebraska Extension educators, UNL Animal Science professors, and NCTA teachers who are passionate about sharing their knowledge with young people and helping them discover their interests in animal science. Whether you’re looking to pursue a career in animal science or simply want to learn more about this fascinating field, this event is sure to provide you with valuable insights into the world of livestock production and careers.
So why not take advantage of this unique opportunity to enhance your understanding of science, agriculture literacy, technology and explore careers related to Animal Science? Sign up today!