Officers

 

President/Treasurer Kristin Forcier 4500 NW 387th St Woodland WA 98674 4forciers@gmail.com	Vice President Durham, Randy 1786 4th Ave Vale OR 97918   willyd777@yahoo.com	Secretary	Show Chairman Sandy Miller 9611 Broadwood Eagle, ID 83616 (208) 286-7581 FirebirdDG@aol.com
	Newsletter Editor Margie Singletary 3747 Lincoln Dr Ontario OR, 97914 acehi@fmtc.com	Raffle Coordinator Sandy Miller 9611 Broadwood Eagle, ID 83616 (208) 286-7581 FirebirdDG@aol.com	MDGA Show Secretary Dannett Hackman 3466 Echo Rd Ontario OR 97914 541-372-5511   dhackman@q.com

" To promote and build a positive image of the Dairy Goat."

 

2011-2012 Scheduled Meetings/Local Events

January 8, 2012	2 pm Q Fever discussion with Scott Liebsle, State Deputy Veterinarian Educational Center 1902 E Chicago Caldwell This is located behind the business strip which is across from the Treasure Valley Livestock Auction.
February  12th. 2012	2 pm DHI Bring scales for calibration
March
April 14th	2 pm Udder Butter Workshop with Barbi Dailey Educational Center 1902 E Chicago Caldwell This is located behind the business strip which is across from the Treasure Valley Livestock Auction.
May 26 &27th	Syringa Show at the Expo Idaho. Start collecting raffle items.
June	Meridian Dairy Days; 7 pm June Parade on Meridian Main Street; Sat 16th; 9am June Dairy Show (Goats and Cows).
July	Canyon County Fair.
August	Western Idaho Fair.
September	1pm @ Randy Durham's place.  Members and guests, are welcome to attend as long as they bring a covered dish and some table service. 541-216-0567 1786 4th Ave E  Vale, OR   Come join the fun
October 2012	13-20th ADGA National Convention Boise ID
November
December 11,  2011	Christmas Potluck & Auction. Educational Center 1902 E Chicago Caldwell This is located behind the business strip which is across from the Treasure Valley Livestock Auction. 1 pm potluck dinner

 

VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME!!

Goals and Purposes

     Idaho Syringa Dairy Goat Association is a Non-Profit Organization Established in 1972. It is intended that this association shall provide a network for members to share ideas, support each other and come together to do what other wise could not be done. Our course of action is to work together cooperatively and positively for common cause, and to increase the interests and knowledge of the Dairy Goat.

 

More specifically we aspire:

• A. To promote Dairy Goats and Dairy Goat products.

• B. To educate members and the public about Dairy Goats, their care, management, problems and practices.

• C. To encourage breed improvement through use of quality registered bucks and does.

• D. To sponsor and/or support Dairy Goat shows that will help members and the public become aware of and value quality Dairy Goats

• E. To improve public awareness through promotional events (clinics, sales, products, fun events, good PR, Dairy Goat shows, youth and Adult showmanship classes and effective displays that provide positive messages.)

• F. We are dedicated to supporting the 4-H, FFA and other youth Dairy Goat programs for......OUR FUTURE.