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The document discusses 4-H Livestock Project Task Forces which are groups that plan, implement, and evaluate livestock project trainings for youth members. They encourage leadership roles and model quality programs. Key aspects include developing training plans, assisting with show entries, and fostering communication between 4-H and FFA leaders. Task forces are developed by determining the county's livestock projects, identifying experienced volunteers, and ensuring representation from different species, clubs, and levels of experience.
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