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This Order is issued on this 19th day of March, 2012, for the purpose of enhancing efforts to prevent the introduction of, and control the spread of Trichomoniasis. It is hereby ordered that:
1. There is established "Trichomoniasis Special Focus Area #1" composed of 1) Uinta County, in its entirety; 2) Lincoln County, excluding the area north and east of Fontenelle Creek Road; and 3) the area of Sweetwater County south of Interstate Highway 80 and west of the Green River south to the Colorado state line. (See attached map).
2. All Bulls nine (9) months of age and over originating from or entering Trichomoniasis Special Focus Area #1 shall be tested negative for Trichomoniasis one time and have no reproductive exposure following such test before being turned in with female cattle. All bulls must be tested prior to May 31, 2012.
a. An exemption may be granted by the Wyoming State Veterinarian to seedstock producers within Trichomoniasis Special Focus Area #1 from the requirements of this Board Order.
3. All Bulls in Trichomoniasis Special Focus Area #1shall be branded with the current owner's registered Wyoming brand or Seasonal Brand.
4. All Bulls tested in accordance with this Order shall be identified with a current year's Official Trichomoniasis Test Identification Tag.
5. Trichomoniasis test results shall be provided to the Wyoming Livestock Board prior to bulls being exposed to female cattle or within thirty days of test results, whichever occurs first
6. Any cattle owner in Trichomoniasis Special Focus Area #1 may take up and hold with proper care any Bull which is found commingling with their cattle and is not identified with the current years Official Trichomoniasis Test Identification Tag. They shall provide notice to the Wyoming Livestock Board and the Bull's owner, if known, within forty eight hours. Upon notice, the Wyoming Livestock Board shall investigate and take appropriate actions.
This order is in addition to the requirements already found in the Wyoming Livestock Board Chapter 15 Trichomoniasis Rules as extenuating circumstances have been found, and is implemented to protect the health and viability of the Wyoming cattle industry.
This Order is issued pursuant to Wyoming State Statute §11-18-103. The State Veterinarian is directed to carry out this Order pursuant to Wyoming State Statute § 11-19-101. This Order remains in effect until further notice.
Dated this 19th Day of March, 2012
By________________________
Eric Barlow, President
Wyoming Livestock Board
This Order is issued on this 19th day of March, 2012, for the purpose of enhancing efforts to prevent the introduction of, and control the spread of Trichomoniasis. It is hereby ordered that:
1. There is established "Trichomoniasis Special Focus Area #1" composed of 1) Uinta County, in its entirety; 2) Lincoln County, excluding the area north and east of Fontenelle Creek Road; and 3) the area of Sweetwater County south of Interstate Highway 80 and west of the Green River south to the Colorado state line. (See attached map).
2. All Bulls nine (9) months of age and over originating from or entering Trichomoniasis Special Focus Area #1 shall be tested negative for Trichomoniasis one time and have no reproductive exposure following such test before being turned in with female cattle. All bulls must be tested prior to May 31, 2012.
a. An exemption may be granted by the Wyoming State Veterinarian to seedstock producers within Trichomoniasis Special Focus Area #1 from the requirements of this Board Order.
3. All Bulls in Trichomoniasis Special Focus Area #1shall be branded with the current owner's registered Wyoming brand or Seasonal Brand.
4. All Bulls tested in accordance with this Order shall be identified with a current year's Official Trichomoniasis Test Identification Tag.
5. Trichomoniasis test results shall be provided to the Wyoming Livestock Board prior to bulls being exposed to female cattle or within thirty days of test results, whichever occurs first
6. Any cattle owner in Trichomoniasis Special Focus Area #1 may take up and hold with proper care any Bull which is found commingling with their cattle and is not identified with the current years Official Trichomoniasis Test Identification Tag. They shall provide notice to the Wyoming Livestock Board and the Bull's owner, if known, within forty eight hours. Upon notice, the Wyoming Livestock Board shall investigate and take appropriate actions.
This order is in addition to the requirements already found in the Wyoming Livestock Board Chapter 15 Trichomoniasis Rules as extenuating circumstances have been found, and is implemented to protect the health and viability of the Wyoming cattle industry.
This Order is issued pursuant to Wyoming State Statute §11-18-103. The State Veterinarian is directed to carry out this Order pursuant to Wyoming State Statute § 11-19-101. This Order remains in effect until further notice.
Dated this 19th Day of March, 2012
By________________________
Eric Barlow, President
Wyoming Livestock Board
