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The American Boer Goat Association provides a list of Certified and Approved Judges nationwide who are qualified to judge ABGA and JABGA sanctioned shows. ABGA also holds Judges Certification Courses to educate and certify official JABGA judges. ABGA Certified Judges View the list of American Boer Goat Association certified judges. Search by state or name to view the judges in your area. ABGA judges who have not paid or renewed their membership by January 1 must wait 90 days after completing all required materials (ABGA Code of Ethics and background check) before they are eligible to judge a show. Descargue una lista imprimible de jueces aprobados Jueces aprobados por ABGA Mike Stiefel Alabama mstiefel1@aol.com 256-689-8153 Showman Judges Profile Página siguiente > Mark A. Berry Arkansas berrysghfarm@gmail.com 870-828-1734 Showman Judges Profile Página siguiente > David Carwell Arkansas david@bdgenetics.com Cell: 870-362-6008 Showman Judges Profile Página siguiente > Warren Thigpen Arkansas warrenthigpen@gmail.com 210-414-3218 Showman Judges Profile Página siguiente > Patrick Aliff California wpaliff@gmail.com 304-888-6537 Showman Judges Profile Página siguiente > Pat Ariaz California crzyhrsjj@yahoo.com 209-969-4307 Showman Judges Profile Página siguiente > Mike Reis California msrreis@yahoo.com 707-483-6303 Showman Judges Profile Página siguiente > Scott Pruett Colorado pruett2doit@gmail.com 720-244-6478 Showman Judges Profile Página siguiente > Glenda Wilcox Colorado barxiboers1@gmail.com 307-299-4602 Showman Judges Profile Página siguiente > < Página anterior Página siguiente > Don't see your name on the approved judges list, or need to update your contact information? Contact the ABGA office. Vista JUDGES CERTIFICATION PROGRAM Judges Certification Sign-Up Are you over 21 years of age, or will you be 21 years of age as of the first day of the Judges Certification Course? * Yes No Vista Vista Last Name Vista Street Address Line 2 City Utah Utah Texas Tennesse Dakota del Sur Do you breed and/or show Boer goats, or have you previously at any time bred and/or shown Boer goats? * Breed Show Both How familiar are you with ABGA’s Rules and Regulations? * Very Somewhat Not Familiar How familiar are you with ABGA Sanctioned Show Rules? * Very Somewhat Not Familiar How familiar are you with JABGA Regional Show Rules? * Very Somewhat Not Familiar How familiar are you with ABGA Breed Standards? * Very Somewhat Not Familiar Dakota del Sur I agree to consent to a background check once I am certified as an ABGA Judge. Pay Now This form has reached the maximum amount of submissions. Thank you for you interest in becoming an ABGA Judge. Thanks for submitting! The program will take place on the first weekend in November at: Tarleton State University Agriculture Center 1091 County Road 518 Stephenville, Texas 76401 ABGA Certified Judge nominees must be ABGA members in good standing and over the age of 21 as of the first day of the Judges Certification Program. JUDGES RESOURCES Download Judges Show Ring Protocol Download ABGA Breed Standards Download Boer Goat Anatomy Download Meat Goat Judging Terminology Download Code of Ethics Download ABGA Rules & Regulations Download ABGA Sanctioned Show Rules Download JABGA Show Rules Download Concurrent Show Rules Download Visual Inspection Form Download Judges Manual Download Judges Background Check Policy

American Boer Goat Association members and non-members can request DNA testing at a set price from ABGA and UC Davis. SOLICITUD PRUEBAS DE ADN Updates ACTUALIZACIONES DE ADN ABGA El tiempo de respuesta actual de UC Davis es 15-20 días hábiles a partir de la fecha de recepción de la muestra. Si las muestras requieren pruebas adicionales, los resultados tardarán entre 3 y 4 semanas más allá de los 10 a 15 días hábiles. A partir del 1 de enero de 2022, ya no enviaremos calcomanías de ADN. Los resultados se enviarán por correo electrónico, a menos que se solicite. Si desea que la calificación de ADN se refleje en el Certificado de registro de su cabra, envíe el certificado a la oficina de ABGA. Se cobrará una tarifa de reemisión del certificado de $5. Inscripciones Payment must be included to receive the DNA Sample Instructions. $33 Per Animal DNA test request for non-members or members with outstanding membership dues. Payment must be included to receive the DNA Sample Instructions. $38 Per Animal PRECIO 2022 [El pago debe incluirse con el formulario para recibir el kit de muestra] $33 / solicitud de prueba de ADN para miembros [el número de miembro debe incluirse para obtener el precio de miembro] $38 / solicitud de prueba de ADN para no miembros INSTRUCCIONES [Todos los elementos requeridos deben completarse por completo.] Identificación: El ADN de todas las cabras analizadas a través de ABGA debe tener una identificación de ABGA, como su nombre y marcas o tatuajes de identificación. Verificación de los padres: si está solicitando la verificación de los padres, marque el tipo de verificación (ya sea padre, madre o ambos) y ASEGÚRESE de completar el número de registro del padre y/o madre y el número de identificación del caso del Laboratorio de Genética Veterinaria (VGL). Si no tiene un número de identificación de caso de VGL, debe comprar las instrucciones para muestras de ADN para cada padre que esté verificando. TIEMPO DE PROCESAMIENTO UC Davis le enviará por CORREO ELECTRÓNICO las instrucciones de su muestra de ADN a su dirección de correo electrónico dentro de los tres (3) días hábiles posteriores al envío EN LÍNEA a ABGA. [Si no proporcionó una dirección de correo electrónico, se le enviarán por correo las instrucciones para la muestra de ADN.] Si no recibe las Instrucciones para la muestra de ADN dentro de los 3 días hábiles, REVISE SU CORREO ELECTRÓNICO NO RESERVADO . Si no está allí, comuníquese con la oficina de ABGA al (325) 486-2242 o envíe un correo electrónico a dna@abga.org . EXTRACCIÓN Y ENVÍO DE MUESTRA DE CABELLO [Las instrucciones de la muestra de ADN incluyen instrucciones sobre cómo tirar del cabello para la prueba y enviarlo a UC Davis]. Asegúrese de obtener las raíces de la muestra de cabello. Asegúrese de utilizar un sobre de papel limpio. Asegúrese de escribir la información de la cabra en el sobre [nombre, número de registro, su nombre]. Envíe la muestra de ADN a UC Davis siguiendo las instrucciones de las Instrucciones para la muestra de ADN. recibiste Envíe la confirmación a ABGA. [De la Regla 802–I de ABGA] En los casos en que la parte que presenta la solicitud no es el propietario del registro, se requiere un vial, pajilla u otro recipiente sin abrir que contenga semen que haya sido identificado de acuerdo con la Regla 401.B para que los resultados de la prueba de ADN ser aceptado por ABGA. PRECIO 2022 [El pago debe incluirse con el formulario para recibir el kit de muestra] $33 / solicitud de prueba de ADN para miembros [el número de miembro debe incluirse para obtener el precio de miembro] $38 / solicitud de prueba de ADN para no miembros INSTRUCCIONES [Todos los elementos requeridos deben completarse por completo.] Identificación: El ADN de todas las cabras analizadas a través de ABGA debe tener una identificación de ABGA, como su nombre y marcas o tatuajes de identificación. Verificación de los padres: si está solicitando la verificación de los padres, marque el tipo de verificación (ya sea padre, madre o ambos) y ASEGÚRESE de completar el número de registro del padre y/o madre y el número de identificación del caso del Laboratorio de Genética Veterinaria (VGL). Si no tiene un número de identificación de caso de VGL, debe comprar las instrucciones para muestras de ADN para cada padre que esté verificando. TIEMPO DE PROCESAMIENTO UC Davis le enviará por CORREO ELECTRÓNICO las instrucciones de su muestra de ADN a su dirección de correo electrónico dentro de los tres (3) días hábiles posteriores al envío EN LÍNEA a ABGA. [Si no proporcionó una dirección de correo electrónico, se le enviarán por correo las instrucciones para la muestra de ADN.] Si no recibe las Instrucciones para la muestra de ADN dentro de los 3 días hábiles, REVISE SU CORREO ELECTRÓNICO NO RESERVADO . Si no está allí, comuníquese con la oficina de ABGA al (325) 486-2242 o envíe un correo electrónico a dna@abga.org . EXTRACCIÓN Y ENVÍO DE MUESTRA DE CABELLO [Las instrucciones de la muestra de ADN incluyen instrucciones sobre cómo tirar del cabello para la prueba y enviarlo a UC Davis]. Asegúrese de obtener las raíces de la muestra de cabello. Asegúrese de utilizar un sobre de papel limpio. Asegúrese de escribir la información de la cabra en el sobre [nombre, número de registro, su nombre]. Envíe la muestra de ADN a UC Davis siguiendo las instrucciones de las Instrucciones para la muestra de ADN. recibiste Envíe la confirmación a ABGA. [De la Regla 802–I de ABGA] En los casos en que la parte que presenta la solicitud no es el propietario del registro, se requiere un vial, pajilla u otro recipiente sin abrir que contenga semen que haya sido identificado de acuerdo con la Regla 401.B para que los resultados de la prueba de ADN ser aceptado por ABGA. Título It identifies the specific genetic markers associated with the goat you have tested. It allows for parent verification and future identification of that goat as the parent of any kid(s). It will show on your goat’s registration papers, and on online searches people do that your goat’s identity is verified and recorded through the DNA test. It will allow you to show your goat’s parentage has been verified, if you have requested parent verification. What does the test do for ABGA? It lets us build our database of information on registered goats. Once we have that start we can ask UC Davis to test the samples for more markers that will give us the opportunity to improve our animals. Will DNA be used for research? Yes. UC Davis retains the right to use all samples stored at the VGL for research, whether the tests are performed for individuals, or for individuals through associations. Research and the benefits that it can provide to producers is the main focus of the program for the ABGA. As more members participate in the DNA testing program this will make meaningful research a reality for our animals for the first time. Who owns the DNA sample? All DNA samples are stored at UC Davis, and VGL retains the right to use any samples stored there for research, whether they are done for individuals, or for individuals through registries. For contract customer registries like ABGA, the registry has ultimate ownership of the sample. However, the owner receives the results of the DNA tests requested on their goats. This gives ABGA members the guarantee that should UC Davis decide to dispose of samples processed through ABGA requests, ABGA can move those samples to another facility so they are still available for research that will benefit all members. Should it matter to me that the ABGA shares ownership of the sample? Yes. It gives you the guarantee that your sample is safe, regardless of what UC Davis may decide in the future. It makes it easier and cheaper for members to DNA test their goats, and verify parentage, if they wish to do that. Who gets a copy of the DNA Report listing the Markers? For contract customer registries, like ABGA, the owner of the goat will receive a copy of the results to be kept with the animal, and the registry receives a copy of the results to be stored in the appropriate registry herd book. Does ABGA make the DNA Report on my goat available to anyone else? No, absolutely not. If you want someone to have that information, you must provide it to them yourself. Can I get other animals DNA results? No. Only the owner of the DNA sample can get that information. The member will need to contact the owner of the animal who is also the owner of the DNA to get those results. *Can the test tell me if my goat is a percentage or fullblood? No. With current information available, there is no way to tell what percentage Boer is in a goat. Is there an extra fee for parent verification? No. The ABGA included this service in our price of doing the DNA test. Will I be told who the parents are? No. The test will show how close they matched, or didn’t match what you indicated on the form. Can I request parent verification of my goat(s) if I don’t own one of the parents? Yes, but only if you verify parentage through ABGA, the parents are registered and have been DNA tested through ABGA. The goat you are verifying parentage of must have some form of an ABGA registration or listing paper number and then all you need is the goat’s parents’ registration numbers to verify the parentage of your goat. If the goat’s parents have not been DNA tested, you would need to order DNA test sample kits on the parents as well as the goat at the same time. If you verify through UC Davis, and/or your goat’s parents have not been DNA tested through ABGA, you must have the VGL Case ID number from their owner. Do I need to keep a sample of the hair? Both UC Davis and ABGA suggest that when you pull a sample to send in for testing, you pull another sample. Place it in an envelope the same way you do the sample you’re sending in and write the identifying information on the envelope. Store it in a DRY, safe place. The best protection of your sample is to leave it in storage at UC Davis where there are documented safeguards in place. Who Owns the Rights to Do Research on the Sample or Sell those Rights? A sample by itself is worthless for research. However, UC Davis retains research rights on all samples it houses, whether they come from individual customers or contract customer associations, like the ABGA. Here is the language each customer receives from UC Davis: [USE OF DATA. All Research data, including but not limited to, all notebooks, DNA typing protocols, original laboratory records, and any research reports, shall be usable by University in pursuit of its mission of teaching, research and public service. University reserves the right, subject to individual confidentiality requirements, to publish any or all research results developed from such data.] Frequently Asked DNA Questions Request DNA Testing Medios de comunicación JABGA

​Improving market opportunities for ABGA members' stock. Improving market opportunities for ABGA members' stock. Are you planning an upcoming sale? Let the American Boer Goat Association (ABGA) help promote it — at no cost to you! When you include a JABGA Donation Lot , your sale unlocks exclusive advertising benefits through ABGA and JABGA platforms. These donation lots support the Junior American Boer Goat Association and demonstrate your commitment to the next generation of Boer goat producers. Advertising Benefits Include: ✔ Dedicated Social Media Promotion ABGA Facebook Page ABGA Instagram Page JABGA Facebook Page JABGA Instagram Page ✔ Spotlight in ABGA E-Newsletter Featured in a newsletter sent to ABGA members ahead of your sale. ✔ Enhanced Visibility on ABGA Member Sales Page Your sale will be highlighted on a high-traffic page promoting member-hosted events. ✔ Recognition at JABGA Events Your sale and donation lot will receive branding exposure at either a JABGA Regional Show or the National Show . Adding a JABGA Donation Lot is a simple way to give back, increase visibility, and engage more buyers. Interested in learning more? We're happy to help you get started. Let’s grow the industry together! Sale submission rules & information Please submit your sales at least 14 days before your sale. Please allow 3-5 business days for you sale to be added to the website. Once approved, your sale will be listed on the Events Calendar on the ABGA homepage. Your sale will be advertised in our newsletter the month of the sale. Subscribe to The Boer Goat Newsletter Your sale will be advertised on Facebook the Wednesday before your sale. Follow us on Facebook! Member Sales List your Boer goat sales with ABGA. Gain free promotion, social media reach, and newsletter features when you include a JABGA Donation Lot.