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So here's a jist of what I am looking to accomplish. I am having to write a proposal of a project/essay to do to be able to get into an animal science "Special Studies" class. And of course I want to to also do something on chinchillas :thumbsup:. There's just so many aspects of the chinchilla world/industry that I know I'll overlook in my proposal if I don't write them down and have people help me make lists, so I wanted some help. I am looking for enough ideas for the paper to have the teacher consider it to be worth 3 credits. My instructor is primarily used to equines, so I'd like to point out that smaller livestock can also be just as important.
I plan to do LOTS of emailing/interviews, polls, etc if I get into the class. Just a warning :thumbsup:. She's a genetics instructor, so I thought I would make sure to highlight some genetic topics as well (such as teeth and heart problems). There's no limit!
More detail: I'm not looking for just "shows" or "breeding ethics" what i'm looking for is that PLUS the topics related to it.
Example:
Shows - cost of putting on a show, the amount of money that shows bring in, economical impact (money that is being spent in the area/town around a show), travel expenses, monetary losses/gains (expenses, show cancellations, raise in animal value due to winnings, animals lost during transport - for various reasons), effect on overall herd (selling low placing animals, etc), benefits to showing (better animals = more people want to buy from you).
I plan to do LOTS of emailing/interviews, polls, etc if I get into the class. Just a warning :thumbsup:. She's a genetics instructor, so I thought I would make sure to highlight some genetic topics as well (such as teeth and heart problems). There's no limit!
More detail: I'm not looking for just "shows" or "breeding ethics" what i'm looking for is that PLUS the topics related to it.
Example:
Shows - cost of putting on a show, the amount of money that shows bring in, economical impact (money that is being spent in the area/town around a show), travel expenses, monetary losses/gains (expenses, show cancellations, raise in animal value due to winnings, animals lost during transport - for various reasons), effect on overall herd (selling low placing animals, etc), benefits to showing (better animals = more people want to buy from you).