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Weight and show date

Weight Log Chart

Record dated weights and print a chart for fair progress and advisor conversations.

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How much did the animal gain between weigh-ins?

Record each weight and date. Review the gain between entries, then print the dated log for the project binder. BarnMath saves it in this browser.

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Step 1

Project setup

Step 2

Dated weights

Weight row 1

Weight log results

Dated weights and gain intervals

Latest weight: Pending. First-to-latest ADG: Pending.

Latest weightPendingNo latest date
First-to-latest ADGPendingUses first and latest dated rows
Pounds neededPendingTarget minus latest weight
Needed ADGPendingNo target date

Add at least two dated weights to draw the progress line.

Review notes
  • The weight log needs at least one dated weight greater than zero.
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Weight Log Chart exampleWorked example

Print a dated weight log for record-book judging.

  • Weight log table
  • Progress chart
  • ADG companion notes
What the worksheet does not knowAssumptions to check
  • Use dated project weights from your own scale tickets or project notes.
  • The progress chart is a simple visual of entered weights, not an official weigh-in record.
  • Target weight and target date are optional, but needed ADG cannot run without them.
  • Keep medical notes, child identity details, official weigh-in records, and private sale information outside this worksheet.
Formula notes

How the math works

Sources to check

Which source answers this question?

The fair book and show office set local rules. Take project questions to your advisor, ag teacher, or Extension office, and animal-health questions to your veterinarian.

  1. Local fair, show, school, 4-H/FFA, advisor, Extension, and veterinarian guidance Local rules and animal-health guidance are the source of truth.
  2. Texas 4-H record books
  3. National FFA
  4. Iowa Beef Center calculators

Source links checked 2026-07-01.

Common questions

What can I do with the Weight Log Chart?

Enter your project numbers, review the worksheet math, print the document, export CSV, or download a backup file.

Do I need an account?

No. The worksheet saves in this browser. Download a backup for anything you need to keep.

What should stay out of the worksheet?

Leave out student medical details, emergency contacts, home addresses, banking data, tax IDs, private buyer contacts, and anything you would not put in a shared project packet.

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