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Alternative Livestock Suitability. Things to Consider: 1.Self Assessment 2.Markets? 3.Processing? 4.Production? 5.Climate? 6.Uniqueness/Rarity?

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1 Alternative Livestock Suitability

2 Things to Consider: 1.Self Assessment 2.Markets? 3.Processing? 4.Production? 5.Climate? 6.Uniqueness/Rarity?

3 Goals? What do you want to raise? Why do you want to raise this animal? Profit/Pleasure or both? Do you have time for this? Can you afford it? Are you ready for it? Can you love it?

4 Markets 4 P’s Product? Place? Promotion? Price?

5 Processing/packaging? What needs to occur to make the product saleable? Will adding value help your bottom line What capital investments are needed? Additional time or labor required? Additional education required?

6 Production How long does it take to produce the raw product? What facilities are required Equipment Required Time and Labor Education

7 Climate? Can this animal survive in this climate? Are the costs justified Issues with performance or reproduction?

8 Uniqueness/Rarity Does it provide potential for Market growth? How does this animal pose a threat to people and property if it escapes? What laws govern the ownership and possession of these animals?

9 Contact Information Dave Ollila SDSU Extension Sheep Field Specialist Rapid City Regional Center 1530 Samco Road Rapid City, SD 57702 605-394-0224 David.Ollila@sdstate.edu


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