It's Time to Renew! Renew your membership before January 1 to be a member in good standing. Members in good standing will have voting rights for new board members, can run for a Board of Directors seat, and actively participate in changes to the Bylaws. Renew today! แบนเนอร์โบเออร์ The American Boer Goat Association will protect the core values and traits that make the Boer Goat the premier meat goat breed in America through promotion and recording of the breed. แบนเนอร์โบเออร์ Winter Board of Directors Face-to-Face Day 1 Dec 17, 2024 10 Important Update: ABGA Adult Membership Fee Increase Effective January 1, 2025 Dec 9, 2024 90 2024 Board of Directors Winter Face-to-Face Dec 3, 2024 1275 Load More OUR PARTNERS iCompete Renew your membership, register and transfer animals, download temporary certificates, view show results, and more! Go to iCompete Submit Work Need to submit registration docs, transfer forms, changes to your ABGA account, or additional tasks for the ABGA office to complete? Submit a Work Order Join ABGA Annual Adult Memberships run from January 1 to December 31, and are $60 annually. Join ABGA Renew your membership Renew with your existing email on file with our new member software iCompete. Renew Request DNA Testing Members and non-members can request DNA testing at a set price from ABGA and UC Davis. Request DNA View Show Results View past ABGA & JABGA Sanctioned and Regional Show results on iCompete. See results Office Updates Keep up with announcements, reminders, events, and more from the ABGA office. The office is currently working on work orders received on: December 16, 2024 Updated 12/17/2024 Dec 17, 2024 Winter Board of Directors Face-to-Face Day 1 Dec 9, 2024 Important Update: ABGA Adult Membership Fee Increase Effective January 1, 2025 Dec 3, 2024 2024 Board of Directors Winter Face-to-Face View all Office Updates

Submit a Work Order Submit registration documents, forms, changes to your ABGA account, and additional tasks for the ABGA office to complete. Please allow 1-2 business days for the office to confirm receipt of your work order. If you do not hear from us within this time frame, please call the office at (325) 486-2242. The office is currently working on work orders submitted on: Dec 16, 2024 If you need your work completed sooner than the date above, please request a RUSH on your work order. Payment must be provided before the work can be completed. After submitting your rush request, please call the ABGA office to provide payment. Rush orders are sent via USPS First Class mail. If you require special mailing, please let us know. Need forms? Click here Submitting a Certificate of Registration? All certificates sent electronically MUST be voided on the front and back of the certificate, and the registration number must be written on the back of the certificate. Follow the steps below to before submitting a Certificate of Registration. Write VOID in large letters, in blue or black ink, on both sides of the certificate. Write the goat’s registration number on the back of the certificate. This step is to keep track of multiple certificates being submitted. We don’t want to mix up your certificates! Scan or take a photo of your certificates. Upload your certificates! If you don’t want to void your certificates, you can always mail your certificates to the ABGA office!

แพะทุกตัวจะต้องสักเมื่อสมัครลงทะเบียน แพะแต่ละตัวต้องมีลำดับการสักที่ไม่ซ้ำกัน HERD PREFIX ของผู้สมัครจะต้องสักที่ หูข้างขวา ของแพะทุกตัวที่ส่งมาเพื่อลงทะเบียน (ถ้าลูกโดถูกขายให้เจ้าของใหม่ในระหว่างตั้งครรภ์ ลูกที่เกิดจากการตั้งครรภ์นั้น จะต้องสักคำนำหน้าฝูงของเจ้าของกวางล้อเล่นที่หูข้างขวาของลูกหลานแต่ละคนที่ยื่นขอขึ้นทะเบียน) หูข้างซ้าย ของแพะทุกตัวที่ยื่นขอขึ้นทะเบียนจะต้องสักด้วยจดหมายระบุปีเกิดของสัตว์ ตามด้วยหมายเลขประจำเครื่องเพื่อกำหนดลำดับการเกิด ( ดูจดหมายสัก ABGA ). ห้ามแพะขึ้นทะเบียนโดย ABGA ที่มีรอยสักเดียวกัน (รวมรอยสักที่หูข้างขวาและหูซ้าย) ภายในระยะเวลา 22 ปี การระบุไมโครชิปที่ฝังอย่างถาวรจะได้รับการยอมรับจาก ABGA เพื่อเป็นการระบุอย่างเป็นทางการ นอกเหนือจากหรือแทนที่การสัก ตัวอักษร สัก ABGA 2025 R 2024 P 2023 N 2022 M 2021 L 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.