§ 10068 Tuberculosis Indemnity Exclusions
This law says you won’t get any money back for a cow that tests positive for tuberculosis if certain things happen, like breaking the rules or not cleaning up.
A farmer moves a cow into a tuberculosis control zone. The cow tests positive within 90 days, the farmer doesn’t clean the barn, and the cow isn’t slaughtered within 30 days.
Because the cow reacted to the test so soon after arrival, the barn wasn’t cleaned, and the cow wasn’t killed in time, the farmer cannot receive any indemnity payment.
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§ 10068 Tuberculosis Indemnity Exclusions
Last verified: January 10, 2026