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Only Purebred and Fullblood Boer goats are eligible for ennoblement. ENNOBLEMENTS 10917765 MAYNE I AM SEEING SPOTS Doe 6/30/26 Kevin & Victoria Meyer Ed, Tonjia, Josh & Katie Mayne 10986570 MADI-TRV VIBE CHECK Buck 6/30/26 Rhonda Aubry / Victoria Smith Trevor & Maddie Clemens 10974382 HUNTS BIG HOMIE Buck 6/23/26 Michael & Julie Sarver Lucy Hunt 10951095 WINDY ACRES TRAIN STATION Buck 6/23/26 Wyatt Stevens Terry & Sue Taylor 10908474 REGEL CHIP OFF THE OL' BLOCK Buck 6/22/26 Danica Dicey Jenna Pagel 10935909 STILLHOUSE JOE COOL Buck 6/22/26 Justin & Tina Via / Amy Batson Amy Batson 10906345 BAYS COVER STORY Buck 6/22/26 Kaya Knipper / Steven Henry Jr Baylee Lamb 10941205 MADI-TRV GIVEM THE BIRD Buck 6/16/26 Brandi Hays Trevor & Maddie Clemens 10957436 203CB BRAVO 6 GOIN DARK Buck 6/16/26 Bradley Piper Brian & Debbi Graves 10768941 PRU SHES A LIL' RUNAWAY Doe 6/16/26 Mackenzie Pruett Mackenzie Pruett 10958277 RMA2 STYLE & PROFILE Doe 6/16/26 Drew Pontious Rick and Misty Allen 10794696 CAPRIOLE'S CONTINGENCY PLAN Buck 6/16/26 Jacquelyn Sanders Terry Brown Reg. # Goat's Name Sex Award Date Owner Breeder Load More One of the goals of the first ABGA Board of Directors was to implement a program to recognize the best of the best. Policies and procedures for the Ennobled Herdbook were drafted in 1995 and approved in 1996. Subsequent Boards and several committees labored for another two years to develop the current criteria and procedures for the Ennobled Herdbook. In 2004, ABGA added the Non-Traditional classification to recognize animals that do not meet the color requirements of a Traditional animal. Only Purebred and Fullblood Boer goats are eligible for ennoblement. Those which attain registration into the Ennobled Herdbook provide breeders with visual definitions of the Breed Standards as adopted by the American Boer Goat Association. The Ennoblement program is meant to provide a direction and an incentive for the continual improvement and growth of the Boer goat.

2026 National Photography Contest 2026 National Photography Contest Photo Contest Photography contest opens February 17th and closes April 1st, 2026 Age divisions will be determined based on the contestant's age on July 1st, 2025 Youth division: 4-21 years of age Adult division: 22+ years of age Winners will be announced and displayed at Nationals. Photo requirements: Photos must be submitted as PNG or PDF file. Photos must be formatted to be 8x10 compatible for printing. The person submitting the photo must have taken the photograph themselves. By submitting an entry, you are confirming the image is your original work. The ABGA is not responsible for photos that do not print correctly due to improper sizing, formatting, or resolution. Categories: Barn Life (any type of animal) Photos that capture life around the barn, including livestock and other animals. This can include feeding time, chores, daily routines or special moments with animals. Nature Images highlighting the outdoors, landscapes, sunsets, scenery or wildlife. Show Ring (non-professional) Photos taken in or along the show ring that capture candid or action moments. Professional photos (including but not limite3d to Pearls Pics, Next level, etc.) are not eligible for submission. People & Places Photos featuring individuals, families, exhibitors, or meaningul locations. This can include portraits, group photos, or special places that tell a story. ENTER HERE For more information or questions, contact Rodney Wilson, National Show Chair, region.10@abga.org

Discover the ABGA Sanctioned Show Program, promoting Boer goat exhibitions. View the Sanctioned Show Rules and application to ensure compliance. Ennoblement points are awarded post-show results submission. Join us in celebrating quality Boer goats while adhering to established guidelines. Sanctioned Shows Discover the ABGA Sanctioned Show Program, promoting Boer goat exhibitions. View the Sanctioned Show Rules and application to ensure compliance. Ennoblement points are awarded post-show results submission. Join us in celebrating quality Boer goats while adhering to established guidelines. Sanctioned Show Rules Jump to sections: View Sanctioned Show Rules Sanctioned Show Application The Sanctioned Show Program is designed to encourage the exhibition, marketing and promotion of ABGA percentage, purebred, and full blood Boer goats. Any show receiving ABGA sanctioning must be open to all ABGA registered Boer goats that meet the requirements of the ABGA show rules. Ennoblement points earned at ABGA Sanctioned shows will not be awarded until after the show results are received at the ABGA office. The American Boer Goat Association, its officers, directors, agents, employees, and volunteers (hereafter collectively known as “ABGA”) shall not be held responsible for any loss, injury, or damage in connection with, arising out of, or incident to the above show. I further and hereby expressly waive all rights to claim against ABGA, and release ABGA from any liability whatsoever with respect to any injury to person, damage to, or loss of property from any cause whatsoever (expressly including ABGA’s negligence). ABGA Sanctioned Shows will abide by and remain in accordance with the ABGA Sanctioned Show Rules and have an updated copy of the ABGA Rules and Regulations available if any problem or question should arise during the show. ABGA Sanctioned Shows will submit a copy of scheduled classes and applicable entity rules to ABGA, per the ABGA Rules and Regulations. See Rule 1400 (I) v, provide an ABGA approved judge to judge the show, and report the judge’s name to the ABGA office no less than 30 days prior to the entry deadline. Original registration certificates are required, except that a copy of a registration application, stamped with the date received by ABGA, can be accepted for kids less than 3 months of age. Animals over the age of 3 months must be verified as registered in the ABGA database at the time of the above show. An animal that may be verified as registered in the web-based database of ABGA will be accepted in lieu of a registration certificate. Verification must be provided by the exhibitor in either digital or print to the show secretary. JABGA ownership must be verified using the transfer history on the animal pedigree if the certificate is not provided. Goats registered in a frozen or suspended account are ineligible to exhibit in an ABGA Sanctioned Show. In accordance with the ABGA Sanctioned Show Rules, the Show Secretary must submit show results to the ABGA office to be verified within 30 days of the conclusion of the show. The report must include the following: class, list of animals in class with placings, animal’s name, animal’s (ABGA) registration number, identifying tattoos (left and right), or microchip number, and the owner’s name. ABGA has the right to decline or revoke sanctioning for this show at any time. The ABGA office will send notification of sanctioning approval or denial to the Show Secretary. This notification may be made to the Show Secretary’s email address, if provided. Sanctioned Show Application The ABGA board voted unanimously to change the procedure for sanctioned show ribbons, effective January 1, 2026 . The key updates are: Prize Pack Options Expanded – Shows will now have more flexibility to select awards that best suit their exhibitors and events, including both traditional ribbon packs and new vinyl banner options. Pass-Through Cost Model – The cost of sanctioned show ribbons and shipping will no longer be covered by ABGA but instead be passed through to individual shows. Prize Packs Optional – While the cost of prize packs will no longer be covered by ABGA, it is not mandatory that you order a prize pack from the ABGA. No Sanctioned Show Fee – This change allows ABGA to reduce expenses and maintain a balanced budget while continuing to avoid adding any sanctioned show fees. Discounted Pricing Secured – ABGA has worked with vendors to ensure affordable options for show organizers. Click the button below to view the catalog outlining the expanded prize pack offerings and the cost for each option. View Awards Catalog Download PDF application About ABGA Sanctioned Shows Hosting an ABGA Sanctioned Show is a great way to promote Boer goats and connect with breeders and exhibitors nationwide. Review the steps to complete your application and ensure your event meets all ABGA sanctioning requirements. Sanctioned Shows News & Updates Mar 17, 2023 ABGA Broadens Horizons with Wether Incentive Program Ahead of National Show Discover the Boer Goat Advantage (BGA) program by the American Boer Goat Association, offering cash prizes and incentives for wether goat breeders at national and regional shows! Read More Jun 11, 2026 Judges Educational Clinic Provides Hands-On Learning Opportunity at National Show 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 members to ask... Read More Mar 27, 2023 Puerto Rico Boer Goat Show Experience the PR Boer Goat Show from March 19, 2023, in Puerto Rico, featuring top Boer goats and dedicated breeders. Read More First Prev 1 Page 1 Next Last

Meet Your 2026–2027 JABGA Leadership Team Congratulations to the newly elected JABGA Board of Directors and Ambassadors! The future of the Boer goat industry is bright, and it starts with the dedicated young leaders who have stepped forward to serve. During the 2026 National Show, JABGA members elected directors and ambassadors who will represent youth members and help guide the organization in the year ahead. These young leaders exemplify the passion, commitment, and leadership that make the Junior American Boer Goat Association such a strong and vibrant community. Through their service, they will help foster opportunities for youth involvement, leadership development, education, and industry engagement across the country. Please join us in congratulating the 2026–2027 JABGA Board of Directors and Ambassadors. We are excited to see the impact they will make as they serve the association and represent the next generation of Boer goat breeders and leaders. Congratulations to our newly elected JABGA leadership team! 2026 - 2027 JABGA Board of Directors Area 1 - Maddie Reis Area 1 - Jordan Jelinek Area 2 - Emma Rauschenburg Area 2 - Lynnzae Van Wyk Area 3 - Lizzie Hefner Area 3 - Lillian Hisel Area 4 - Brooke Arce Area 4 - Evangeline Street Area 5 - Rebecca Sullivan Area 5 - Lexi Bingham 2026 - 2027 Junior Ambassadors Area 1 - Jaxyn Evald Area 1 - Luke Carmo Area 2 - Faithlynn Scholl Area 2 -Kathryn (Katy) Scott Area 4 - Hunter Roof Area 4 - Knox Logan Area 4 - Livia Carbino Area 5 - Clara Murray Area 5 - Maci Koepke Area 5 - MacKenzi Koepke Related Posts

Thank you to all exhibitors, sponsors, judges, and volunteers that participated on making the Area 5 Regional Show a success! Thank You Area 5 Regional Show Participants! Thank you to all exhibitors, sponsors, judges, and volunteers that participated on making the Area 5 Regional Show a success! Thank you to everyone that participated in the Area 5 Regional Show in Sweetwater, Texas. Thank you to all exhibitors, spectators, parents, and volunteers representing Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Wyoming, Arkansas, Indiana, and Florida! Thank You to Our Volunteers! We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to the following volunteers for their hard work and dedication in putting on the show: Kelly Murray Sallie Kerby April Bridget Dustin Fregia Your efforts made this event a success! Thank You to Our Judges We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to our esteemed judges for their dedication and expertise: Justin Burns - Thank you for judging the regional show. Ron Dilley - Thank you for judging the ABGA show. We appreciate your commitment, time and effort! Thank You to Our Junior Board We would like to thank our Junior Board for their dedication and hard work. A special thank you goes to our Area 5 director and JABGA Treasurer, Jada Young , for her contributions and leadership. Heartfelt Thanks to Our Sponsors and Vendors Thanks to Grub Truck from Merkel, Texas for the food. Also, thank you to Central Texas Farm Credit and Capital Farm Credit for the swag bags. We would like to extend our deepest gratitude to our wonderful sponsors for their generous financial support. Your commitment and belief in our mission make a significant difference and enable us to achieve our goals. Your contributions not only provide essential resources but also inspire us to continue our work with passion and dedication. We truly appreciate your partnership and support! DIAMOND SPONSOR GOLD SPONSOR SILVER SPONSORS Dustin Fregia & Family (Pizza Party) Dr. John & Karen Barber (T-Shirts) BRONZE SPONSORS Diamond R Store & Cafe • Ginny Boer Goats • J&J Livestock • Sleepy Hollow Farms FRIEND OF JABGA SPONSOR Tartaglia Boer Goats Thank You to Our Photographer Thank you to Kelly Edwards for your beautiful photos! You can view photos below or on Kelly's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/kiwiquarterhorsesandphotography/ Related Posts Dec 13, 2024 Thank You Area 1 Regional Show Participants! Thank you to all exhibitors, sponsors, judges, and volunteers that participated on making the Area 1 Regional Show a success! May 10, 2023 Area 5 JABGA Regional Show: Spring in the Ring Check out these contest results and pics from the Area 5 Regional Show, Spring in the Ring, held in Abilene, Texas.

ABGA and JABGA are now accepting scholarship applications for the 2023 year. ABGA and JABGA Now Accepting 2023 Scholarship Applications ABGA and JABGA are now accepting scholarship applications for the 2023 year. The American Boer Goat Association (ABGA) and Junior American Boer Goat Association (JABGA) are now accepting scholarship applications for 2023. Applications will be due to the ABGA office via electronic form or regular mail (4258 S Jackson St, San Angelo, Texas 76903) by April 1, 2023. The American Boer Goat Association scholarship program is designed to encourage the educational enhancement of young Boer goat breeders by awarding annual scholarships. This program is open to any active ABGA or JABGA member, 21 years of age or under, who has been involved in ABGA or JABGA programs. Applicants must: Be an active member of the American Boer Goat Association (ABGA) or the Junior American Boer Goat Association (JABGA) Be either a high school senior OR a college student (21 years of age and under) as of January 1, 2023. Selection Scholarship recipients will be selected by members of the ABGA Scholarship Committee, none of whom have children applying for the JABGA scholarship program. Each applicant may only receive the scholarship one time. Verification of Enrollment Recipients must verify their enrollment in an institution of higher education with the ABGA office by September 30, 2023. The scholarship award check will be sent to the educational institution upon verification of enrollment. Failure to meet enrollment requirements in 2023 will result in forfeiture of the scholarship. Recognition ABGA scholarship recipients will be recognized at the 2023 ABGA and JABGA National Show in Louisville. Ky. Application Checklist Students wanting to apply for the 2023 ABGA Scholarship program should submit the following materials on or before April 1, 2023. Completed scholarship application ( VIEW HERE ) Copy of final high school and/or college transcript for the Fall 2022 semester Copy of SAT/ACT scores (if not listed on high school/college transcript) Two (2) letters of recommendation Questions or Concerns? Please contact JABGA Youth Coordinator Hannah Seymore at jabga@abga.org with any questions or concerns regarding the ABGA scholarship program. Ready to Apply? Complete the form below to apply for the 2023 ABGA Scholarship program: ABGA Scholarship Application Related Posts

Back to All Ambassadors 2025 Roger McSwain I am deeply humbled to be selected as the 2025 Ambassador of the Breed. This award is truly the highest honor anyone in this industry could receive. Like those who have achieved this before me, I am very grateful to my peers for bestowing this prestigious distinction upon me. My wife Jennifer and I own and operate RM Ranch in Cherryville, North Carolina. I have been raising Boer goats and operating this ranch for the last 30 years. My family has been farming the surrounding area since the late 1800's. My father raised Limousin cattle on this very farm and taught me quite a lot as a child about breeding and genetics. In the late 1980s and early 90s I competed in training and showing horses until moving to a species that my two children, Chris and Amber, could participate with. I purchased the first set of Boer goats after my children were old enough to start showing livestock in 1995 from Jack Mauldin I was fortunate to meet Anton Ward in 1998 at the first show I attended, the North Carolina State fair in Raleigh. Anton was instrumental in my earliest understanding of the various aspects of breeding and raising Boer goats. He also introduced me to the various techniques involved in advanced reproduction. Since then, I have been actively participating in advanced reproductive technologies. I was fortunate enough to perform many of these with great pioneers in embryo transfer in the Boer goat’s breed like John and Jackie Edwards. In an effort to further my formal education in the breed, I decided to attempt to pass as a certified judge. I was extremely fortunate to be 1 of 38 people who trained and tested, to become certified judges, under the South African Judges. When I say fortunate, I mean I was one of only three people, from that group of 38, who graduated with a judging license in 2001. Since then, I was lucky to judge shows all over the country including majors such as the Fort Worth Stock show in 2015. In 2012 I traveled internationally to judge goats in Quebec Canada. In 2006 I traveled to South Africa and attended their national show. I also visited various farms where I saw the birthplace of the modern-day Boer goat. It was on these farm tours that I was able to visit Lukas Burger’s farm and see the animals used to create the last imports of frozen embryos sent to the United States. Many of the offspring from those were sent to the Powell-Holman Farm in Texas in 2007. I would later be fortunate enough to acquire some of those foundation genetics for my own herd. One of the most rewarding parts of my Boer goat journey has been the opportunity to learn from many great breeders. Some of which are true ambassadors of the Boer goat breed. Beyond that, the chance to give back, to teach and mentor new breeders has been extremely satisfying to me. Whether their goals are in the show ring, breeding, or understanding breed standards and judging conformation it is truly rewarding to help others succeed in their own Boer goat journey. “Success is shaped by those you surround yourself with. Everything we’ve achieved—whether in production, the show ring, or the sale ring—has been made possible by the support and guidance of others. Many individuals have helped forge our path, and for that, we’re truly grateful.”

​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.

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. Download a printable Approved Judges Listing ABGA Approved Judges Mike Stiefel Alabama mstiefel1@aol.com 256-689-8153 Showman Judges Profile Next > Mark A. Berry Arkansas berrysghfarm@gmail.com 870-828-1734 Showman Judges Profile Next > David Carwell Arkansas david@bdgenetics.com Cell: 870-362-6008 Showman Judges Profile Next > Warren Thigpen Arkansas warrenthigpen@gmail.com 210-414-3218 Showman Judges Profile Next > Patrick Aliff California wpaliff@gmail.com 304-888-6537 Showman Judges Profile Next > Pat Ariaz California crzyhrsjj@yahoo.com 209-969-4307 Showman Judges Profile Next > Mike Reis California msrreis@yahoo.com 707-483-6303 Showman Judges Profile Next > Scott Pruett Colorado pruett2doit@gmail.com 720-244-6478 Showman Judges Profile Next > Glenda Wilcox Colorado barxiboers1@gmail.com 307-299-4602 Showman Judges Profile Next > < Previous Page Next > Don't see your name on the approved judges list, or need to update your contact information? Contact the ABGA office. Contact 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 ABGA Member Number First Name Last Name Street Address Street Address Line 2 City State Zip Email Phone How many years of experience do you have with goats? 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 Have you judged on behalf of any other species/organizations? Please list them below. 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 Regional Show Rules Download JABGA Sanctioned Show Rules Download Concurrent Show Rules Download Visual Inspection Form Download Judges Manual

Back to All Ambassadors 2024 Terry & Sue Taylor We are honored and humbled to be selected by our peers as this year’s Ambassador of the Breed. Of all the ribbons, trophies, banners, and titles received through the years, this honor you bestow will be our most cherished. We are Sue and Terry Taylor, and we live in Smyer, Texas, where we own and operate Windy Acres Boers. We have been married for 30 years, are Native West Texans and have three children and three grandchildren. Some 25 years ago, we bought our first goats for our son’s FFA project to show at the county show. Later, we met Darwin McLeod and bought his 12 head of Fullblood registered goats, including a Mojo Magic son and a Pipeline daughter. We will miss Darwin’s knowledge and sense of humor. This industry has given us the unique ability to help young people with their projects and exhibitions, stay in touch with the many friends we have made, and share knowledge of the breed that others have taken the time to do with us. We take a lot of pride in these animals and are humbled by our success; it is a passion that gets in your blood. We have had a tremendous amount of help along the way from great friends, but a few sort of stick out. We went to our first show in Goldthwaithe, TX, where we met Wayne Ables. Wayne could see we needed a lot of help, and for years thereafter, he taught us everything he knew about goats. At that show, we heard the words “flush” and “AI,” which led us to know John and Jackie Edwards. John & Jackie continued to teach and mentor us in the breeding and production aspect of the breed, and with our first flush to Cannon, set the foundation of our program. Later, we met Dr. Robert Dressler, who, with his expertise, helped teach us to develop the marketing side of the business that introduced our program to the industry. Last yet most importantly, we thank Floyd and LuDean Taylor, Terry’s parents, for their help and support. Success is determined by those whom you surround yourself with. Everything we have accomplished regarding success in production, the show or sale ring, was because of help along the way, and many individuals have helped us forge our path. We have always done our best to repay that and be remembered as givers to those who asked. Again, thank you for this honor!

All funds from the Old Timers' Show will benefit the JABGA. Old Timers' Showmanship Old Timers' Showmanship All funds from the Old Timers' Show will benefit the JABGA. Old Timers Showmanship All funds will benefit the JABGA Scholarship Fund. Cost: $10 to enter $100 Exempt Pass $50 to get off the list Cannot be entered more than 4 times, per person To enter or purchase Exempt Passes, visit the show office during office hours. This is a family-friendly event, all participants must act in an appropriate manner. For more information or questions, contact Rodney Wilson, National Show Chair, region.10@abga.org

The JABGA Board of Directors proposes the age change be implemented on September 1, 2023. JABGA Age Division Changes The JABGA Board of Directors proposes the age change be implemented on September 1, 2023. Current Junior (4-8 years old) Intermediate (9-13 years old) Senior (14-18 old) Updated Novice (4-7 years old) Junior (8-12 years old) Intermediate (13-16 years old) Senior (17-21 years old) JABGA Board of Directors proposes that the age change be implemented on September 1st, so it would be effective for the start of the 2023-2024 Regional Show Series and all JABGA shows. Related Posts Oct 25, 2024 2024 - 2025 Regional Show Series: Public Speaking Topics The Public Speaking contest encourages participants to develop communication skills while sharing knowledge about the Boer goat industry and breed. Jul 21, 2023 Updated JABGA Speech Topics The updated Speech Topics were passed by the JABGA Board of Directors at the 2023 Summer Face-to Face meeting.