Animal Projects
Floyd County 4-H
Livestock Superintendents (coming soon)
Animal ID County Guidelines Chart
Mini Liability Release Form for Grades K-2
Auction: Auction Fee Form, Grades 3-12 (coming soon)
Youth Auction Postcard to Buyers, Grades 3-12 (coming soon)
Youth Auction Thank You Letter Tips, Grades 3-12
Poultry Enrollment Form for Grades 3-12
Indiana Poultry Exhibitor Form Grades 3-12
Click here for Vaccination forms, Animal Lease Agreement form, 4-H Online Animal ID instructions, Indiana State Fair Animal information, Animal Affidavits.
Animal questions should completed and handed to the animal superintendent at animal fair check in.
Beef Questions (coming soon)
Llama & Alpaca Questions (coming soon)
Poultry Questions (coming soon)
Rabbit Questions (coming soon)
Sheep Questions (coming soon)
Swine Questions(coming soon)
By May 15 each year, 4-H’ers in grades 3-12 will need to take either the YQCA (online) or the Floyd County 4-H Quality Livestock Assurance Training (in-person) before showing animals in the Floyd County Fair. Training is not needed for Horse, Pony, Dog, Llama and Alpaca.
What is the difference between YQCA & 4-H Quality Livestock Care Training?
YQCA (Youth Quality Care of Animals) is for those showing animals all year round. This is only offered online at https://yqcaprogram.org/ Once taken, it is the 4-H'ers responsibility to email a completed certificate to denglema@purdue.edu or bring a printed certificate to the Floyd County Extension office by May 15 so we can record training in your 4-H profile. State requirement -No exceptions.
Indiana 4-H Quality Livestock Care Training (QLC) is for those showing at a county level. Training is $3 and only offered in-person in early spring (see Upcoming Events tab for training dates). Bring exact cash or a check made payable to the Purdue CES Ed Fund. 4-H'ers must register in 4-H Online under Events before the deadline. Those taking training with Sam are not required to provide proof of training to the Floyd County Extension office, as attendance will be recorded when 4-H’ers sign in upon arrival. Be sure to sign in! A certificate of completion will be awarded at the end of training. Please log into 4-H profile under the TRAININGS tab to verify your training was recorded for the current year in your 4-H profile. If training is taken at another county, 4-H'er must submit certificate of completion to denglema@purdue.edu or bring a printed certificate to the Floyd County Extension office by May 15.
For more information on this process, please contact your specie superintendent or 4-H Extension Educator, Sam McCollum.
4-H Green Folders, also known as Achievement Record Books are a good way to keep track of all things youth have done while involved in 4-H. They are also used to select awards each year. When youth near college age, it is important to have up-to-date records to be considered for various scholarships. A new Record of 4-H Achievement sheet should be added to the folder each year.