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CFR Title 9 > Chapter I > Part 72 - Texas (splenetic) fever in cattle

CFR > Title 9 > Chapter I > Part 72 - Texas (splenetic) fever in cattle

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§ 72.1	Ticks [Boophilus annulatus (Margaropus annulatus), Boophilus microplus, or Rhipicephalus evertsi evertsi]; interstate movement of infested or exposed animals prohibited
§ 72.2	Splenetic or tick fever in cattle in Texas, the Virgin Islands of the United States and vectors of said disease in the Northern Mariana Islands, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico and the Island of Guam: Restrictions on movement of cattle
§ 72.3	Areas quarantined in the Virgin Islands of the United States, the Northern Mariana Islands, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, and the Island of Guam
§ 72.5	Area quarantined in Texas
§ 72.6	Interstate movement of cattle from quarantined areas not eradicating ticks
§ 72.7	Interstate movement of cattle from cooperating States
§ 72.8	Interstate movement of cattle from free premises upon inspection and certification by APHIS inspector
§ 72.9	Interstate movements of cattle; inspection and certification by APHIS inspector required
§ 72.10	Inspected or dipped and certified cattle subject to restrictions of State of destination
§ 72.11	Quarantined area; cattle considered infested; requirements for placing in noninfectious pens or premises
§ 72.12	Cattle; exposure to tick infestation after treatment or inspection prohibited
§ 72.13	Permitted dips and procedures
§ 72.15	Owners assume responsibility; must execute agreement prior to dipping or treatment waiving all claims against United States
§ 72.16	Designated dipping stations to be approved by the Administrator, APHIS on recommendations of State authorities; facilities
§ 72.17	Unloading noninfected cattle for rest, feed, and water only, permitted in authorized pens for such purpose
§ 72.18	Movement interstate; specification by the Deputy Administrator, Veterinary Services of treatment required when dipping facilities unavailable
§ 72.19	Interstate shipments and use of pine straw, grass, litter from quarantined area; prohibited until disinfected
§ 72.20	Exhibition of noninfected cattle in the quarantined area; restrictions under which permitted
§ 72.21	Animals infested with or exposed to ticks subject to same restrictions as cattle
§ 72.22	Cars, vehicles, and premises; cleaning and treatment after containing infested or exposed animals
§ 72.23	Cars or other vehicles having carried infested or exposed cattle in quarantined area shall be cleaned and treated
§ 72.24	Litter and manure from carriers and premises of tick-infested animals; destruction or treating required
§ 72.25	Dipping methods

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State Laws: Cattle

Arizona	Arizona Laws > Title 3 > Chapter 11 > Article 2 - Arizona Beef Council
	Arizona Laws > Title 3 > Chapter 11 > Article 9 - Beef Cattle Feed Lots
California	California Food and Agricultural Code > Division 5 > Part 2 - Diseased Bovines
	California Food and Agricultural Code > Division 10 - Cattle Protection
	California Food and Agricultural Code > Division 20 > Chapter 11 - Dairy Cattle Supply Lien
Delaware	Delaware Code Title 3 > Chapter 73 - Control And Eradication Of Cattle Diseases
Florida	Florida Regulations Chapter 5C-7 - Bovine Tuberculosis
	Florida Regulations Chapter 5C-9 - Cattle Fever Tick
Idaho	Idaho Code Title 22 > Chapter 49 - Beef Cattle Environmental Control Act
Illinois	Illinois Compiled Statutes > 505 ILCS 25 - Beef Market Development Act
	Illinois Compiled Statutes > 510 ILCS 30 - Illinois Bovine Brucellosis Eradication Act
Iowa	Iowa Code Chapter 172E - Dairy cattle sold for slaughter
	Iowa Code Chapter 181 - Beef cattle producers association
Michigan	Michigan Laws > Chapter 287 > Act 291 of 1972 - Beef Industry Commission Act
	Michigan Laws > Chapter 289 > Act 340 of 1913 - Immature or Unwholesome Calves
North Carolina	North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 80 > Article 6 - Cattle Brands
	North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 80 > Article 8 - Registration and Protection of Livestock Brands
North Dakota	North Dakota Code > Chapter 4.1-03 - Beef Commission
	North Dakota Code > Chapter 36-15 - Bovine Tuberculosis and Brucellosis
South Dakota	South Dakota Laws > Title 40 > Chapter 6 - Bovine Tuberculosis Control
Virginia	Virginia Code Title 3.2 > Chapter 13 - Beef Industry Council
	Virginia Code Title 3.2 > Chapter 61 - Cattle Branding and Registration
West Virginia	West Virginia Code > Chapter 19 > Article 2F - Beef Industry Self-Improvement Assessment Program

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