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JUNIOR FAIR ANIMAL INFORMATION 


Mandatory DUNF Form: Due Sunday August 30th at Noon

Junior Fair Exhibitor, Please READ the following information prior to filling out your form!

Mandatory Online Drug Use Notification Form (DUNF) is due by Sunday, August 30th at 12 noon.

A Drug Use Notification Form (DUNF) is mandatory for ALL Market Animals, Lactating Animals and Medicated Horses! This is a legally binding document between an exhibitor and the Ohio Department of Agriculture!

  • Not sure yet which animal is coming? Fill it out for each potential animal or pair/pen!!
  • Even if your animals weren’t given medications this is form is still required by ODA.
    • You will not be permitted to show if this is not completed!!

What Will an Exhibitor Need to Fill Out This Form: 

  • You will need tag numbers, breed, color, and sex of your market/horse animals to fill it out.
    • Go write them down and what member is taking which animal before you begin!! 
  • Fill out the form for each animal. Except poultry and rabbits (see information below).
  • If any of your animals have not met a withdrawal time by the first day of fair or you are giving it medications (horses only) during fair you must fill out the appropriate sections when asked!
    • If you the information on this form is not correct this is ILLEGAL!
  • Be sure your email is entered correctly, you won’t get an email confirmation if it’s not correct.

Species Specific Information Needed to Complete this form:

  • Poultry: Don't fill out until after market bird is checked in at the fair!
    • Pens of birds should be listed together on the same form.  
      • Broilers are all cockerels. 
  • Rabbits: Put them all on the same form for each member, even if they are 2 singles or a pen of 3.
  • Sheep and Goats: List the ENTIRE scrapie tag number.
    • If you do not list the entire number you will be asked to fill out another form!!!
  • Feeders: Feeders need a form filled out too! They are still considered a market animal.
  • Horse: Only If giving a medication during Fair!
    • Put the horse’s name in for the identification number.

Click here for the survey: DUNF Form

If you have questions please, please ask! This will be one less thing to worry about at fair!  

Lindsey Gallik and Angie Bush