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How to Upload an Animal on 4honline.com
1) Enter 4honline.com into your browser
2) Choose “I have a profile”, enter your email address and password for your 4honline account, Role is “Family” and press the “Login” button.
3) Press the “Continue to Family” button.
4) Press the “Edit” button next to the name of the youth that is uploading an animal.
6) Press the “Animal/Livestock” button.
7) Use the drop down menu to choose the “Animal Type” that will be uploaded. Press the “Add Animal” button.
8) Fill in the general information about the
animal.
9) Upload the pictures and documents that are required by your Extension Office into the boxes that they have
designated for each item by:
A) Press the “Select” button in the box you are uploading to.
B) Go to the file on your computer or phone and press the “Open” button.
10) Picture or PDF symbol will appear in the box if
upload was successful.
11) The following pages are where Garfield
County Extension chooses to upload required
pictures and documents. Each Extension Office
will decide for their youth what is required in
these boxes.
For most species (Show birds, ducks, geese, dairy goat, fiber goat, breeding goat, utility goat, market goat, Breeding
Rabbit, Market Rabbit, Pet Rabbit, Breeding Sheep, Market Sheep) :
On the Slot 1 – upload a photo
On the Slot 2 – upload a photo preferably with the animal and exhibitor
On the Slot 3 – upload your ownership papers (purchase receipt, registration papers, breeding supplement page from
last year’s record book, etc) If you are the Producer of the current animal, make sure the ownership papers
include your ownership of the mother at the time of birth of the animal that you are entering in a Producer class.
On the Slot 4 – County Use Form – upload your “Producer Declaration Form”. If you’re not entering a Producer class,
this space will be left blank.
Placement of uploaded items
Extension Programs are available to all without discrimination.
Colorado State University, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and Garfield County cooperating.
Horse exhibitors will enter 3 pic-
tures (right side, left side, face
view), their horse lease agree-
ment if applicable, and leave the
County Use Form spot empty.
For these species: Pigeons & Game birds, Breeding Chicken, Market Chicken, Breeding Turkey, Market Turkey:
On the Slot 1 - County Use Form – upload your “Producer Declaration Form”. If you’re not entering a Producer class,
this space will be left blank.
On the Slot 2 – upload a photo
On the Slot 3 – upload a photo preferably with the animal and exhibitor
On the Slot 4 – upload your ownership papers (purchase receipt, registration papers, breeding supplement page from
last year’s record book, etc) If you are the Producer of the current animal, make sure the ownership papers
include your ownership of the mother at the time of birth of the animal that you are entering in a Producer class.
Placement of uploaded items
Extension Programs are available to all without discrimination.
Colorado State University, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and Garfield County cooperating.
Dog exhibitors will enter 2
pictures, their immunization
record, and leave the Coun-
ty Use Form spot empty.
For Breeding Swine:
On the Slot 1 – upload your registration papers if your animal is a purebred
On the Slot 2 - upload a photo of the left side
On the Slot 3 – upload a photo of the right side
On the Slot 4 - upload a photo of the tag if applicable
On the Slot 5 – upload your ownership papers (purchase receipt, breeding supplement page from last year’s record
book, etc) If you are the Producer of the current animal, make sure the ownership papers include your ownership
of the mother at the time of birth of the animal that you are entering in a Producer class.
On the Slot 6 – County Use Form - upload your “Producer Declaration Form”. If you’re not entering a Producer class,
this space will be left blank.
Placement of uploaded items
Extension Programs are available to all without discrimination.
Colorado State University, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and Garfield County cooperating.
For Market Swine:
On the Slot 1 – upload a photo of the left side
On the Slot 2 - upload a photo of the right side
On the Slot 3 – upload a photo of the face showing ear notches
On the Slot 4 - upload your registration papers if your animal is a purebred
On the Slot 5 – upload your ownership papers (purchase receipt, breeding supplement page from last year’s record
book, etc) If you are the Producer of the current animal, make sure the ownership papers include your ownership
of the mother at the time of birth of the animal that you are entering in a Producer class.
On the Slot 6 – County Use Form - upload your “Producer Declaration Form”. If you’re not entering a Producer class,
this space will be left blank.
Placement of uploaded items
Extension Programs are available to all without discrimination.
Colorado State University, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and Garfield County cooperating.