§ 24128 Livestock Inspection Records

• •When an animal is checked, the inspector must write down details like its size, color, and any special marks.
• •The inspector must also note who owns the animal or is sending/receiving it.
• •The inspector keeps these notes for at least two years.

A farmer sells a cow to another farmer, and an inspector checks the cow before it’s moved.

The inspector writes down the cow’s color, size, and any scars, plus the names of the farmer selling it and the farmer buying it. This paper is kept for two years in case anyone needs to check it later.