§ 10311 Brucellosis Cattle Vaccine Definition

This law tells us exactly what the word “vaccine” means when talking about preventing or treating brucellosis in cattle.

Key Takeaways

•Only vaccines made by labs licensed by the USDA’s Agricultural Research Service count under this definition.
•The vaccine must be recognized by the department for use against brucellosis in cattle.
•Vaccines for other diseases or animals are not covered by this definition.

Example

A cattle farmer gets a shot for his herd from a lab that the USDA’s Agricultural Research Service has approved.

Because the lab is licensed by the USDA ARS and the shot is meant to stop or cure brucellosis in cattle, the law says this product counts as a “vaccine.”

“Vaccine” means any vaccine which is produced by a laboratory which is licensed by the Agricultural Research Service of the United States Department of Agriculture and recognized by the department for use in preventing or treating brucellosis in cattle. (Enacted by Stats. 1967, Ch. 15.)

This law tells us exactly what the word “vaccine” means when talking about preventing or treating brucellosis in cattle.

Key Takeaways

•Only vaccines made by labs licensed by the USDA’s Agricultural Research Service count under this definition.
•The vaccine must be recognized by the department for use against brucellosis in cattle.
•Vaccines for other diseases or animals are not covered by this definition.

Example

A cattle farmer gets a shot for his herd from a lab that the USDA’s Agricultural Research Service has approved.

Because the lab is licensed by the USDA ARS and the shot is meant to stop or cure brucellosis in cattle, the law says this product counts as a “vaccine.”

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