§ 10492 Brucellosis Eradication Costs
If a cattle owner says no when the state asks them to kill certain cows that might have a disease, the owner has to pay all the money the state spends to get rid of that disease from their herd.
A farmer has a cow that was near a sick cow but tested negative. The state director tells the farmer to kill that cow to stop the disease, but the farmer refuses.
Because the farmer said no, the state can charge the farmer for every dollar it spends to clean up the disease in his herd, and the farmer keeps paying until the disease is gone.
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§ 10492 Brucellosis Eradication Costs
Last verified: January 10, 2026