§ 22002 Farmer Cattle Slaughter Exemption

• •Farmers can kill their own cows on their own land.
• •They can only do this for themselves, their family, guests who don’t pay, and workers.
• •They can’t sell the meat or do this for lots of cows at once.

A farmer raises cows on his land and wants to have a barbecue for his family and friends.

The farmer can kill a few of his own cows on his farm to feed his family, friends who aren’t paying, and his workers. But he can’t sell the meat or kill too many cows at one time.