CSA Fair Resources

4-H Enrollment

Step by Step Enrollment instructions

New Member Enrollment Instructions (pdf)

Returning Member Enrollment Instructions (pdf)

4hOnline Enrollment website

Fairbook

2025 CSA Fairbook

Entry Forms

Fair Entry Form This is for Style Revue and Static Entries

Small Animal Entry Form This is for Poultry, Market Rabbits, Dogs, and Companion Animals. Companion Animals  include Pet Rabbits, Cats, Ferrets, Reptiles, Birds and Fish. Please Note Vaccination Forms from a Veterinarian are required for Dog, Cat & Ferret.

Livestock Entry Form This is for all Beef, Sheep, Swine, Goat, Dairy, and Other Large Animal Pets (ID's are also needed, see below for the individual animal ID forms)

Horse Entry Form  and ID Form is also needed

YQCA is designed as an annual education and certification program focused on food safety, animal well-being and character awareness for youth ages 8 to 21 producing and/or showing pigs, beef cattle, dairy cattle, sheep, goats, rabbits, and poultry. The program has been designed by extension specialists and national livestock program managers to ensure it is accurate, current and relevant to the needs of the animal industry and shows and is appropriate for youth.

YQCA must be completed and certificates submitted to the extension office by June 15.

YQCA Training 

4-H Animal Projects

Animal ID's: Due to the Extension Office on July 1.

Horse ID Form (pdf)
Market Beef ID Form (pdf)
Breeding Beef ID Form (pdf)
Stocker Feeder Beef ID form (pdf)
Bucket Calf ID form (pdf)
Market Swine ID form (pdf)
Market Lamb ID form (pdf)
Breeding Sheep ID form (pdf)
Dairy Goat ID form (pdf)
Meat Goat ID form (pdf)
Dairy Cattle ID form (pdf)

Scrapie Tag:

4-H Projects

Project books can be borrowed from the Central Sandhills Extension office, please call ahead to make sure we have it in stocks. Project books can also be ordered form UNL Marketplace  or  Shop 4-H.

2026 Special Garden Project

The Special Garden Project gives 4-H members the opportunity to try growing a new and unusual vegetable or flower each year. The project allows experienced 4-H gardeners to grow something fun and exciting while letting those who are newer to gardening get their feet wet in the horticulture project area with a guided project experience. The 2026 Special Garden Project will focus on the Alumia Vanilla Cream Marigold.  This marigold produces creamy, yellow flowers on compact plants. This variety not only has a unique color, but it also has a very long bloom time. More information HERE! Seeds can be ordered through the Central Sandhills Extension Office.

Certificates of Vaccination Forms:

These are REQUIRED by the day of the show and if not provided the animal(s) can not be shown.

Dog
Cat & Ferret

For Goats and Sheep Scrapie Tags are Required

Scrapie Tags/Flock ID - Call 866-USDA-TAG