§ 10067 Animal Slaughter Indemnity Payments
This law says that if an animal has to be killed under this rule and there is money set aside for compensation, the owner can get some or all of the money from selling the animal’s usable parts and from USDA funds for fighting cattle tuberculosis.
A farmer’s cow is found to have tuberculosis and must be slaughtered. The farmer can receive money from selling the cow’s meat and organs, plus any USDA payment meant to help get rid of TB in the state.
Because the cow was killed under this law and there are indemnity funds, the farmer can collect the sale proceeds of the cow’s salvage and any USDA money set aside for TB eradication.
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§ 10067 Animal Slaughter Indemnity Payments
Last verified: January 10, 2026