Congratulations to all candidates who participated in the 2026 ABGA Board of Directors election, and thank you to every member who took the time to vote. Member participation is critical to the future and direction of our association, and we appreciate everyone who was involved throughout the process. We would also like to thank all outgoing directors for their service, dedication, and countless hours invested in supporting the ABGA and the Boer goat industry. Please join us

Members attending the 2026 National Show had the opportunity to attend an educational clinic led by ABGA Certified Judges Olivia Rush, Patrick Aliff, and Corey Billups. Throughout the session, participants worked directly with live animals while engaging in discussions on breed standards, structure, and cull faults. The judges walked attendees through the ABGA breed standards and how the decision-making process used when evaluating animals. The interactive format allowed memb

The 2026 ABGA National Show welcomed a distinguished international delegation from Japan, highlighting growing interest in American Boer Goat genetics and the potential for future export opportunities between the United States and Japan. The five-member delegation traveled to Grand Island, Nebraska, to learn more about the American Boer Goat industry, meet with breeders and industry leaders, and evaluate the quality of genetics currently being produced in the United States. T

A regular Board meeting will take place on Thursday, May 21, 2026, at 7:00 PM CST. The meeting will be recorded and made available on the ABGA website within one week following the meeting.

View official ABGA Roll of Honor results from the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo in Houston, Texas!

ABGA Annual Report: Progress, Growth & What's Ahead

View official ABGA Roll of Honor results from the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo in Houston, Texas!

Get to know your National Show Interns!

Get to know your ABGA National market judge!

Awarded posthumously to honor the legacy of Lary Duncan.

This proposal modernizes the Fullblood Herd Book by establishing automatic Fullblood recognition for any ABGA registered Boer goat with documented genetics of 99.5% or higher.

This notice serves as official notification to the membership of the upcoming Annual Meeting of the Members.