Haw. Code R. § 10-3-75 - Community pasture terms and conditions
Current through February, 2022
(a) The approximate
number of heads to be carried in the community pastures shall be set by the
chairman from time to time according to the carrying capacity of the
pastures.
(b) Until further action
by the department, four head of cattle of any age per lessee shall be
considered the maximum number of cattle in any community pasture.
(c) In the case of extreme shortage of feed
or the imminent lack of stock feed, all persons utilizing the pasture shall be
required to remove the market stock to the amount designated by the chairman,
within ten days after notice.
(d)
Holders of agricultural leases shall have first priority of running stock in
community pastures. Other lessees may use residual quotas as determined by the
department.
(e) Each lessee shall
have one, and only one, brand which shall be registered with the department of
agriculture. Lessee shall supply the department with a facsimile of the brand
and shall brand cattle belonging to the lessee. All animals on community
pastures shall be owned by lessees and shall be branded with the lessee's brand
before entering the community pasture.
(f) Only one type of ear mark or tag shall be
used by lessee; this ear mark or tag shall be registered with the
department.
(g) At no time shall
any of the lessees or their representatives be allowed to enter community
pastures for purposes of removing or inspecting stock without first obtaining
written permission from the authorized agent of the department. This written
permission shall be presented to the pasture keeper, who shall then accompany
the permit holder. Only such authority as is contained in the permit may be
exercised by the holder thereof.
(h) One general drive shall be conducted in
July on Molokai for the purpose of branding, castrating, counting and testing.
Branding shall be allowed in the pasture only during this period. All stock
owners shall assist in drives and properly identify stock belonging to them,
either in person or by duly authorized representatives. All owners of livestock
shall be notified one week in advance of each drive. Owners failing to attend
shall be bound by the count of the department.
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