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 ⚠️ Today is the last day to join a National Show committee! The 2026 ABGA National Show is calling for volunteers to serve on sub-committees. From youth programs to decorations, there’s a place for everyone! 🔗 abga.org/national-show/2026-national-show-committees-sign-up

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  • Roll of Honor: National Western Stock Show Results

    The National Western Stock Show  in Denver, Colorado, is considered a premier, top-tier Level 1 event in the ABGA Roll of Honor (ROH) Show Series. As one of the most prestigious livestock shows in the nation, it serves as a major, high-points stop on the competition circuit for Boer goat exhibitors. Explore the official ROH results below to see the outstanding animals and exhibitors recognized at this year’s event. ABGA Results Download ABGA Results JABGA Results Download JABGA Results

  • ABGA Board of Directors Applications - Due March 1

    Board seats representing Regions 3, 6, 7, 9, and 11 are up for election in 2026. Applications are now available on the website. Only members in good standing (who have renewed their membership by January 1st) are eligible to run for the ABGA Board of Directors. Completed applications are due March 1st. Additional information about the Board of Directors and regional representation can be found on the ABGA website.

  • 2026-2027 JABGA Regional Bids Now Open

    Bidding opens February 20th and closes March 31st

  • Board Meeting 2-19-2026

    A board meeting will take place on Thursday, February 19, 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 the meeting agenda and supporting documents here:

  • ABGA Board of Directors Applications Now Open

    Serving on the Board of Directors is an important opportunity to represent your region, contribute to the governance of the association, and help guide the future direction of our organization. We encourage qualified and interested members to consider applying. Please note that only members in good standing are eligible to run for the Board of Directors and to vote in Board elections .   Applications for this open Board position are now available and must be submitted by March 1 .  If you have questions about the position or the application process, please do not hesitate to contact the office. Thank you for your continued involvement and commitment to the association.

  • Purebred Breed-Up Committee Townhall Discussion

    YouTube of townhall held on January 9th. Tune in to the discussion ↓

  • JABGA Rule Changes

    During the December Face to Face meeting, the Board of Directors approved updates to several JABGA rules.

  • Herd Prefix

    If you're a breeder looking to register your animal(s) with ABGA, you'll need a unique Herd Prefix, which can be a combination of letters and/or numbers, between 3 and 5 characters. When you apply for a new ABGA Membership, you'll choose your Herd Prefix at no additional cost. Non-members will need to pay a $25 one-time filing fee. Your Herd Prefix will be used for animal identification by tattooing it in the right ear of each registered animal. How do I choose a Herd Prefix? Choose a unique Herd Prefix that represents your ranch or farm. For instance, if your ranch name is Johnson Ranch and you're located at 123 Main Street, you could choose JR123. But the choice is ultimately yours. Your Herd Prefix can be a word or words, or a series of numbers and/or letters. You cannot change your Herd Prefix once it's assigned, so we recommend providing at least three options in case your first choice is already taken by an existing ABGA member. Where and how do I tattoo the Herd Prefix? Tattoo the Herd Prefix in your goat's right ear, and ensure that it's done correctly to avoid any issues during registration. You can find more information about tattooing here . If you own the dam at the time of conception of the goat you are registering, you are the breeder. Therefore your Herd Prefix is what you will tattoo in your goat's right ear. If you purchased an unregistered goat on application, you must tattoo the breeder's Herd Prefix in your goat's right ear. One exception to this rule is when you have bought a bred or pregnant dam that gave birth while in your possession. In such a case, you can use your Herd Prefix. Ensure that you obtain a Service Memo from the breeder. Can I use the same Herd Prefix for my family or children? If you're a family with multiple members, you have the option to share the same Herd Prefix. Junior members can use the Herd Prefix assigned to an adult member residing in the same household and serving as their agent. Additional Information No herd prefix will be assigned that utilizes one letter followed by a number or series of numbers (example: D4 or R278). Once assigned, the herd prefix and tattoo sequence cannot be changed. Exception: Rule 212F (Rules & Regulations) An ABGA herd prefix may be reassigned in the case of court order, inheritance, or sale of herd prefix by submitting a completed ABGA Name & Herd Prefix Transfer Form and appropriate fee to the ABGA office.

  • January Board Meeting - January 15, 2026

    The January Board Meeting will take place on January 15, 2026. 📄 View the meeting agenda here .

  • Purebred Breed-Up Townhall

    Join the Purebred Breed-up Committee on January 9th at 7:00 pm CST for a town hall-style meeting, where the committee will present the responses from members and answer questions submitted about the proposal. Meeting Link

  • Roll of Honor: North American International Livestock Exposition Show Results

    Dec 16 The North American International Livestock Exposition  is a featured Level 1 event in the ABGA Roll of Honor (ROH) Show Series. Explore the official ROH results below to see the outstanding animals and exhibitors recognized at this year’s Cow Palace event. ABGA Results Download ABGA Results JABGA Results Download JABGA Results

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