Rabbit and poultry IDs and pictures are due on 4HOnline on July 1.
Click here for the Animal Care and Housing Form. If you haven’t completed this form for 2024, please do so. On the form you will need a premises ID of where your animals are housed. To find the premises ID, click here.
Reminder: Don’t forget the upcoming deadlines for uploading Animal IDs. If you have any questions, please check your project letter for your project or reach out and ask.
We have scheduled Rabbit workshop scheduled for this coming weekend. Please plan to attend.
Sunday, April 14 at 3:00 p.m.
4-H, Youth & Community Building, The Ranch (new building)
If you have any questions, contact LaRae Bishop at laraebishop@gmail.com.
*Update: The Rabbit Workshop on Sunday, April 16 has been CANCELED.
Come to the Rabbit Workshop this Sunday, April 16 at 1:00 p.m. at the McKee Building at The Ranch to learn about your project and opportunities.
This will be a classroom-style workshop. No animals, please.
Please contact LaRae Bishop at laraebishop@gmail.com with questions.
Livestock and Animal record books are due to Cindy by Thursday, September 15. You can bring them to the HCH Club Picnic at Fairgrounds Park tonight at 6:00 p.m. or bring them to her office at Construction Supply House.
This is the last step to completing your livestock and animal project for this year. Included are record books for Beef, Dairy Cattle, Dog, Cat, Goat, Horse, Alpaca/Llama, Poultry, Rabbit, Sheep, and Swine.
There will be a rabbit workshop this Saturday, June 25 at 10:00 a.m. at the West Pavilion at The Ranch.
Please do not bring any rabbits with you.
If you have questions, contact Dee Dee Farago at pdbgfrog@aol.com.
From Bailey Schilling 4-H Youth Development Livestock & Shooting Sports Agent
I hope that you all are doing well and excited to be involved with different workshop opportunities leading up to the county fair with your project animal. You are more than welcome to attend these opportunities without having an animal present.
Along with that, we are also approaching the May 31 deadline for you to submit pictures of your animal on 4HOnline. We are asking that you submit a profile view. Please find instruction sheets for each species below.
Click here for instructions to upload photos for Beef.
Click here for instructions to upload photos for Sheep.
Click here for instructions to upload photos for Goats.
Click here for instructions to upload photos for Swine.
Poultry members, we are still working with the State Extension Office and communicating with the State Vet to gain a better understanding of this virus and how it is going to impact the shows at the Larimer County Fair. Please refer to the multiple emails sent out earlier this month pertaining to HPAI and preventative steps that should be taken to reduce infection of your flocks. Workshops will still be taking place in the absence of live animals for the poultry program.
Click here for instructions to upload photos for Poultry.
Click here for instructions to upload photos for Dairy projects.
Save the Dates for more fun and educational Vet Chats hosted by Adams County 4-H.
You must register to attend. The link is at the bottom of the flyer.
They will be recording the Vet Chats and they will be posted to the Adams County YouTube page (ADCO4H) about a week after the chat.
Livestock members, please take note of the dates for upcoming weigh days and Field Day/MQA.
4-H members enrolling in any market and/or breeding livestock projects for the first time must attend a Colorado 4-H Meat Quality Assurance (MQA) program, regardless of age. For Larimer County, this will be offered at our Field Day on February 29 and May 15. 4-H members must attend a Colorado 4-H MQA program a minimum of twice during the course of their 4-H career, once as a junior and once again within one year after becoming a senior 4-H member. Members are encouraged to review the information and best practices found in the Colorado 4-H Meat Quality Assurance program annually.
Here is the schedule for Livestock Field Day’s workshops
Mark your calendar for the annual Livestock Field Day on February 29 from 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. in the McKee Building.
Learn about topics ranging from livestock selection, nutrition, health, record books, livestock ethics, animal stress, and anatomy, taught by Colorado State University Livestock Specialists, industry professionals, and Extension Agents. There will be 9 different 45-minute sessions to choose from this year.
MQA certification will also be offered from 10:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
