Please refer to the 4-H Project Requirement book (under related files below) for more detailed information on each animal species.
Visit this article for detailed information: https://extension.purdue.edu/Monroe/article/37366
All beef cattle, dairy cattle, sheep, goats, swine, horses and ponies must be identified in 4honline.com by June 1st, 2020
Due to restrictions on in-person events, Monroe County 4-H will not have tagging days for sheep, swine or goats this year. Families will need to tag their own animals for eligibility to show in 4-H this year. Families should request tags through this link https://purdue.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6uug8z7PmB8wZFz and someone from the Extension Office will be in contact very soon to let you know when you can pick up your tags.
Beef and Dairy Beef Steers - 840-RFID Tags (all should have participated in the Beef tag-in day held in February)
Commercial and Market Heifers and Dairy Feeder - 840-RFID Tags (all should have participated in the Beef tag-in day held in February)
Beef, Registered Heifers - 840-RFID Tag and Tattoo matching registration papers
Diary Cattle - 840-RFID Tag and animal's registered name and registration number (or dam's registration number if applicable)
Dairy Goat Registered Females - Breed Registry Tattoo
Dairy Goat Wethers - 5-digit County Tag or Tattoo
Meat Goat - Boer Registered Femails - Breed Registry Tattoo
Meat Goat Does (Whether Dams) - Official Scrapie ID Tag or Tattoo or registration tattoo
Meat Goat Wethers - Official Scrapie ID Tag or Tattoo
Pygmy Goats, Registered - Breed Registry Tattoo or Microchip that matches registration papers
Pygmy Goats, Unregistered - Official Scrapie ID Tag or Tattoo
Registered Ewes - ID that matches registration papers
Commercial (Cross) Ewes - Official Scrapie ID Tag or Tattoo
Market Lambs - Official Scrapie ID Tag or Tattoo
All swine must have an 840-RFID tag and ear notches listed in 4honline. Swine are no longer required to have RFID tags to show in the Monroe County 4-H Virtual Fair.
For 2020 only, swine are not required to receive the H1N1 vaccine.
2 colored photos (face and all 4 feet) submitted in 4honline
For 2020 only, horses and ponies do not need to submit proof of vaccination, but are still highly recommended to receive vaccines for the health of the animal.
Any animal under a lease must still submit their lease paperwork to Horse and Pony club leaders.
Entries must be emailed to Jessica Underwood by June 1st
No identification requirement by June 1st. Stay tuned for entry information soon!
For 2020 only, dogs and cats do not need to submit proof of vaccination, but are still highly recommended to receive vaccines for the health of the animal.
If you are planning to exhibit at the Indiana State Fair, animal identification requirements are more involved. Please use the qualtrics link to let us know what tags you need and how many DNA envelopes are needed. You can use this chart to know the different animal species and the respective form of identification that is required for a 4-H member to be eligible to show in the 4-H livestock shows at the 2020 Indiana State Fair. State Fair identification is due in 4honline.com by July 1st. (Please note, that if you plan to show an animal both in Monroe County and at the Indiana State Fair, the animal must be identified by June 1st for eligibility at the county fair.)
Cats, Dogs, and Horses and Ponies that will be exhibited at the Indiana State Fair must submit their vaccine paperwork.
For any 4-H member planning to show ONLY at the Monroe County Fair...
Either YQCA or the Indiana 4-H Online Animal Ethics Modules will be accepted training for 4-H youth to exhibit livestock projects for the 2020 Monroe County Fair. Youth that have already completed YQCA have met this requirement and do not need to complete the Animal Ethics Modules. Youth who have not completed any training this year should take advantage of the free Online Animal Ethics Modules. To complete the training members should:
For any 4-H member planning to show at the Indiana State Fair...
YQCA is still a requirement for all exhibitors at the Indiana State Fair 4-H shows. YQCA is offering a discount through May for the online training and in-person training will be held once Purdue Extension is able to host in-person events again. There are two ways to complete this training:
Thanks to the National Pork Board, Monroe County 4-H was provided with 5 coupons for the cost of the online training. If you are in need of financial assistance to complete this training, please contact Cindi to request one of the coupon at ckpercif@purdue.edu. The coupons will be available on a first come, first serve basis.
You must complete the online modules and the survey to get credit and be eligible for 4-H exhibition at the Monroe County Fair.