§ 10004 Cattle Tuberculosis Testing Authority

This law lets the State Veterinarian order tests on cattle in a tuberculosis control area to find out which animals have TB.

Key Takeaways

•Only cattle in a designated tuberculosis control area can be tested under this rule.
•The State Veterinarian has the authority to order the testing.
•The purpose is to identify which animals are infected with tuberculosis.

Example

A farmer lives in a county that has been declared a tuberculosis control area. The State Veterinarian decides to test the farmer's herd to see which cows are infected.

Because the area is a TB control zone, the veterinarian can tell the farmer to have all his cattle tested, and the results will show which cows have TB so they can be dealt with.

The State Veterinarian may authorize the testing of any cattle in a tuberculosis control area to determine which animals are affected with tuberculosis. (Repealed and added by Stats. 2004, Ch. 246, Sec. 33. Effective August 23, 2004.)

This law lets the State Veterinarian order tests on cattle in a tuberculosis control area to find out which animals have TB.

Key Takeaways

•Only cattle in a designated tuberculosis control area can be tested under this rule.
•The State Veterinarian has the authority to order the testing.
•The purpose is to identify which animals are infected with tuberculosis.

Example

A farmer lives in a county that has been declared a tuberculosis control area. The State Veterinarian decides to test the farmer's herd to see which cows are infected.

Because the area is a TB control zone, the veterinarian can tell the farmer to have all his cattle tested, and the results will show which cows have TB so they can be dealt with.

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