Click the button below to view and download the 2024 ABGA & JABGA penning assignments! View penning assignments For more information or questions, contact: nationalshow@abga.org Penning Assignments View penning assignments for the 2024 ABGA & JABGA National Show Photo by Pearl's Pics .

PRESALE ENDS MAY 20, 2024 at 11:59 PM CDT Excitement is building for the upcoming national show, and now is your chance to wear your enthusiasm with pride! We're thrilled to announce that the official National Show t-shirts are now available for preorder. This is your opportunity to guarantee that you get your hands on this exclusive merchandise. These t-shirts are the perfect way to show your support and spirit. Presale ends on Monday, May 20, 2024 at 11:59 PM CDT , so don't let time slip away! By preordering, you ensure that your size is reserved for you, avoiding any day-of disappointment if stocks run out. These shirts are not only a fantastic keepsake but also a great way to commemorate your experience at the National Show. For your convenience, t-shirts are available for pickup directly at the National Show office. If you're unable to attend or simply prefer the convenience of having your shirt waiting for you at home, we've got you covered! Delivery is available for an additional fee , ensuring that your national show t-shirt reaches you before the show. Don't miss out on this opportunity to preorder your piece of the National Show today. Let's make this event unforgettable, one t-shirt at a time! To preorder your shirt click the button above or visit: https://gogandy.com/abga-natls24 Once this sale has closed, we will not be able to modify your order, place additional orders nor offer any exchanges. Please double check your items for correct style, color, personalization (if applicable), and size. For more information or questions, contact: nationalshow@abga.org Preorder National Show T-Shirts ​

Jiles Coble currently serves as the Director for Area 4 for the Junior American Boer Goat Association (JABGA). He is currently a senior at Edmund Burke Academy. Coble grew up on his family’s dairy farm; the family also runs a row crop operation. He currently operates 3C’s Farm with his mother and sister, raising registered Boer goats. In addition to registered Boer goats, he also shows dairy heifers. When not farming and showing goats, Coble enjoys hunting, fishing, and spending quality time with his friends. Coble plans to attend the Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College in Tifton, Ga. To study agricultural business, and then return to the family farm. As a JABGA Director, Coble is excited to improve the JABGA member experience to reflect more equal opportunity and participation across the country. Jiles Coble Area 4

Sammy Lerena, and his wife, Taylor, reside in Lipan, Texas. They are the proud owners of Red Oak Ranch, and currently manage a herd of about 150 head. Sammy Lerena Sammy has been a member of ABGA since 2006 and achieved Certified Judge status in the spring of 2014. As a judge, he has officiated competitions in more than 24 states, including prestigious events like the ABGA National Show, Yellow Rose Classic at Ft Worth Stockshow, North American in Louisville, and the Houston Livestock Show. Apart from breeding competitive show goats, Sammy also runs a business focused on small ruminant reproduction. For more information or questions, contact: nationalshow@abga.org Sammy Lerena Get to know ABGA National Show Judge Sammy Lerena

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Corinna Belman started working with ABGA June 22, 2021, she has gained much knowledge and experience with goats since working at ABGA. She enjoys helping members with questions about registrations and membership. Corinna is also bi-lingual. When not in the office she loves family time, especially her 3 grandchildren, her dog Moe, and dancing. She also loves the outdoors, going camping and fishing. She finds it very relaxing. < Back Corinna Belman Member Services Administrator Email All work orders must be submitted to mail@abga.org , or through our Contact page .

Wade Rogers is from Fort White, Florida. He is married to Stephanie and they have two daughters, Amber and Jaylyn. Together they own Rogers Livestock, where they raise registered Boer goats as well as registered Charolais cattle. Wade and his family have been involved in the goat industry since 2016 raising and showing both registered and market goats. Wade has been the Boer Goat superintendent at the Florida State Fair since 2019. He is also part of the show committee that puts on the Fall Spooktacular show, an annual jackpot show that is the largest multi-species show in Florida. This will be the third year he has been to the ABGA Nationals show, and he is looking forward to working with all the exhibitors to make it one of the best Nationals yet. For more information or questions, contact: nationalshow@abga.org Wade Rogers Meet National Show Superintendent, Wade Rogers

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⚠ The ABGA & JABGA National Show entry deadline is May 22, 2023, at 11:59pm CST. ⚠ Your entries and payment must be submitted by May 22, 2023 (11:59 PM CST) to avoid late fees. Late entries will be accepted after May 22 until June 1, 2023 (11:59pm CST) with added late fees. If your work order was in the office before the Herd Book deadline, but your goat is still not registered, your entry will be honored. Please use “PENDING” as the registration number and complete all other fields for your National Show entry on Showman.app. We are working hard to get your animals registered as soon as possible. If your animal’s registration application was not in the office, or registered by the Herd Book deadline, (May 15, 2023) but was entered in Showman, your animal will NOT be eligible for the National Show. Entries are non-refundable per the National Show Rules . Click here to enter the National Show #2023NationalShow #news Entry Deadline Important Updates The ABGA & JABGA National Show entry deadline is May 22, 2023, at 11:59pm CST.

Matt Moravec is a renowned auctioneer who was born and raised in David City, Nebraska, where he still resides. His love for auctioneering and performing in front of live audiences is evident in his work, which was inspired by his father, who also runs an auction business. For 23 years, Matt has worked with Mecum Auctions , a collector and muscle car auction that is broadcasted on television. In 2022 and 2023, Matt took on the role of announcer at the National Show and was invited back for another year. Welcome back, Matt! For more information or questions, contact: nationalshow@abga.org 2024 Nationals Announcer Matt Moravec Matt Moravec – Passionate Auctioneer from David City, Nebraska

I am a native of San Angelo. Two weeks after my high school graduation, I enlisted in the United States Army to serve my country. Stationed at Ft. Campbell, KY in December 2010, I was deployed to Iraq from June 2011 to 2012. Following an honorable discharge, I relocated to the beautiful state of Tennessee, where I raised my daughter. In 2017, I returned to the great state of Texas and began my civilian career journey. The following year, I accepted a position in the trucking industry, initially working with over-the-road truckers. Mid-year, I transitioned to operations manager and dispatcher for frac sand haulers in the oil field. During this time, I pursued and obtained my bachelor’s degree in business management. Since then, I have furthered my professional and personal development, including getting engaged and holding roles as an office manager and accounts manager. With six years of management experience under my belt, I am confident that I am well-prepared for the challenges and opportunities presented by the fast-paced environment and diverse team at ABGA. I am excited to contribute to the success of the organization and look forward to being a part of its journey for years to come. < Back Porschea Vann Office Manager Email All work orders must be submitted to mail@abga.org , or through our Contact page .

All goats must be tattooed at the time of application for registration. ​ ​ Each goat must have a unique tattoo sequence. ​ The applicant’s HERD PREFIX shall be tattooed in the RIGHT EAR of all goats submitted for registration. (If a doe is sold to a new owner during pregnancy, offspring resulting from that pregnancy shall have the herd prefix of the owner of the doe at kidding tattooed in the right ear of each offspring submitted for registration). ​ ​ The LEFT EAR of all goats submitted for registration shall be tattooed with a letter to indicate the year the animal was born, followed by a serial number to designate the order of birth. (See ABGA Tattoo Letters ). ​ ​ No goat shall be registered by ABGA with the same tattoo (combination of right and left ear tattoos) within a 22 year period. ​ ​ Permanently implanted microchip identification will be accepted by ABGA as official identification in addition to, or in lieu of, tattoos. ABGA Tattoo Letters 2024 P 2023 N 2022 M 2021 L 2020 K Year Letter View More Tips for Successful Tattooing of Your Goats Halter or muzzle the animal, if necessary. Insert the correct symbols in the pliers. Check the correctness of the symbols by making a mark on a piece of paper. Smear ink on the skin, choosing an area free from freckles and warts, if possible. Place the symbols parallel to and between the veins or cartilage of the ear or the veins of the tail web. Green paste is much better for permanent tattoo identification, particularly where the tissue receiving the tattoo is black or very dark. Do not disturb the area until the healing process is complete, which may be from five to twenty-one days. Keep a list of tattoo numbers with names of animals and enter it in your private breeding record. To read the tattoo in a dark-ear animal, hold a lighted flashlight against the outside of the ear. Equipment Needed: Baking soda, tattoo digits, numbers and alphabet, tattoo ink (paste or roll-on; green is the most versatile), tattoo pliers, wet wipes, toothbrush, and towel. Clean the ear. Scrub the middle of the ear with a wipe. Dry the ear thoroughly. Apply ink to ear. Tattoo the ear using tattoo pliers. Push down hard. The herd prefix goes in the right ear, and the year letter and goat's number go in the left ear. Apply more ink. Apply baking soda. Work baking soda into tattooed area. Finished product after one year. Tattoo Guidelines ABGA identifies animals by their left and right ear tattoos These tattoos must follow ABGA rules and guidelines.