Iowa Admin. Code r. 21-64.85 - Slaughtering reactors
Reactors to the tuberculin test brought in for immediate slaughter must be consigned to a slaughtering establishment having federal inspection and must be transported thereto in accordance with section V, Regulation 7, of B.A.I. Order No. 309.
(1) When it is found on slaughter that
animals are affected with tuberculosis, the chief, division of animal industry,
may order an immediate investigation, and if deemed advisable have all breeding
cattle on the premises from which the tubercular animals originated, tested for
tuberculosis.
(2) When cattle
within the state of Iowa are sold under sale contract to pass a 60- or 90-day
tuberculin test and have failed to pass the same, before being returned to the
original owner , the party wishing to return such animal or animals shall first
obtain a permit from the chief, division of animal industry, Iowa department of
agriculture and land stewardship, to do so.
(3) When cattle are sold out of the state of
Iowa under sale contract to pass a 60- or 90-day tuberculin test and failing to
pass the same, before being returned to the original owner , the party wishing
to return such animal or animals shall first furnish a tuberculin test chart
showing the reaction, giving the date of reaction and proving to the
satisfaction of the chief, division of animal industry, that such animals are
reactors.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code section 165.4.
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