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The document is an application form for the Florida Junior Grade Cattle Identity Program, designed for 4-H and FFA members to register dairy animals that are not eligible for breed association programs. It outlines the necessary information required for registration, including animal identity details, purchase information, and verification signatures from the applicant, seller/breeder, and a County Extension Agent or FFA Advisor. The form also specifies requirements such as breed eligibility, submission of photographs, and deadlines for application.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Florida Cattle Identity application in the editor.
Begin by filling in the 'Animal Identity' section. Enter the animal's name (limited to 10 characters), breed, and tattoo information for both ears.
Provide the date of birth in the specified format (mo/day/year). Next, fill in details about the sire and dam if available.
In the 'Purchased From' section, enter the seller's name, city/state, and phone number. Also, include the date of purchase.
Complete your information as the applicant by entering your name, age, address, city/state/zip code, and phone number.
Ensure you sign and date the form to certify that all provided information is accurate. The seller/breeder and County Extension Agent or FFA Advisor must also sign.
Attach two photographs of the animal (one from each side) as per guidelines. You can email these images directly through our platform for convenience.

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How do farmers identify their cows?

Eartags that are large enough to be read from a distance provide an excellent way to identify cattle quickly and easily. Colored blank tags give the cattleman a great deal of flexibility in designing a custom identification system to meet a variety of needs.

What types of cattle are in Florida?

Previously the cattle have been referred to as Piney Woods, Florida Scrub or Florida Native Cattle. While Florida Cracker cattle are, in general, similar in appearance to Texas Longhorn cattle, they are smaller in size and do not have the same extreme horn length as the Texas Longhorn.

What are the wild cattle in Florida?

Florida Crackers were shaped primarily by natural selection in an environment generally hostile to cattle. This resulted in a humid- and heat-tolerant breed that is long-lived, resistant to parasites and diseases, and productive on the low-quality forage found on the grasslands and in the swamps of the Deep South.

What were the first Florida cattlemen called?

In the late 1800s they were often called cow hunters, a reference to hunting for cattle scattered over the wooded rangelands during roundups. At times the terms cowman and Cracker have been used interchangeably because of similarities in their folk culture.

How are Florida cracker cattle different?

Florida is predominantly a cow-calf state.

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