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North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-01 - General Administration › Chapter 48.1-01-01 - Definitions › Section 48.1-01-01-01 - Definitions

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
The terms used throughout this title have the same meaning as
				  in North Dakota Century Code chapter 36-01. Additionally:
1. "Certificate of veterinary inspection"
				means a legible official regulatory certificate on an official form that
				documents the health status of an animal. It is signed by the inspecting
				veterinarian, who must be licensed by the state of origin and accredited by the
				United States department of agriculture, attesting to the veracity of the
				information contained within it.
2.
				"Designated epidemiologist" means a state or federal epidemiologist designated
				by the state veterinarian to make decisions about the use and interpretation of
				diagnostic tests and field investigation data and the management of
				animals.
3. "Importation permit"
				and "importation permit number" mean authorization obtained from the board or
				the state veterinarian for the movement of animals into the state and within
				the state as needed.
4. "State
				veterinarian" means the veterinarian appointed by the agriculture commissioner
				with the consent of the board. The state veterinarian ascertains all obtainable
				information in relation to diseases of animals and executes all orders and
				rules of the board.
5.
				"USDA-APHIS-VS" means United States department of agriculture, animal and plant
				health inspection service, veterinary services.
General Authority:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-01 - General Administration › Chapter 48.1-01-01 - Definitions › Section 48.1-01-01-01 - Definitions

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
The terms used throughout this title have the same meaning as
				  in North Dakota Century Code chapter 36-01. Additionally:
1. "Certificate of veterinary inspection"
				means a legible official regulatory certificate on an official paper or
				electronic form that documents the health status of an animal. It is signed by
				the inspecting veterinarian, who must be licensed by the state of origin and
				accredited by the United States department of agriculture, attesting to the
				veracity of the information contained within it.
2. "Designated epidemiologist" means a state
				or federal epidemiologist designated by the state veterinarian to make
				decisions about the use and interpretation of diagnostic tests and field
				investigation data and the management of animals.
3. "Importation permit" and "importation
				permit number" mean authorization obtained from the board or the state
				veterinarian for the movement of animals into the state and within the state as
				needed.
4. "State veterinarian"
				means the veterinarian appointed by the agriculture commissioner with the
				consent of the board. The state veterinarian ascertains all obtainable
				information in relation to diseases of animals and executes all orders and
				rules of the board.
5.
				"USDA-APHIS-VS" means United States department of agriculture, animal and plant
				health inspection service, veterinary services.
General Authority:
NDCC 36-01-08
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-01 - General Administration › Chapter 48.1-01-02 - Agents of The Board › Section 48.1-01-02-01 - Agents of the Board

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
The board or state veterinarian may appoint agents to engage
				  in animal health work on behalf of the board or state veterinarian.
General Authority:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-01-10
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-01 - General Administration › Chapter 48.1-01-02 - Agents of The Board › Section 48.1-01-02-02 - Vouchers for Services

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
All vouchers for services performed by agents of the board
				  performing animal health work of any kind, must be submitted within thirty days
				  following the end of the month services were performed.
General Authority:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-01-10
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-01 - General Administration › Chapter 48.1-01-03 - Penalties › Section 48.1-01-03-01 - Penalties

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. The board may
				order any domestic animal or nontraditional livestock brought into this state,
				which is not in compliance, to be brought into compliance, returned to the
				state of origin, or in the alternative, be slaughtered or destroyed.
2. If, after a hearing, the board finds that
				a person has brought, kept, or received any domestic animal or nontraditional
				livestock in the state not in compliance with the rules, a civil penalty, not
				to exceed five thousand dollars per violation, may be assessed against that
				person.
3. Any person who knowingly
				violates any rule adopted by the board is guilty of an infraction, for which a
				maximum fine of one thousand dollars may be imposed against that
				person.
General Authority:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
Law Implemented:
NDCC 12.1-32-01,
					 36-01-08,
					 36-01-28,
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-01 - General Administration › Chapter 48.1-01-04 - Waivers And Exemptions › Section 48.1-01-04-01 - Waivers and exemptions

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. The board
				may waive any rule of the board for reasonable cause.
2. An individual petitioning to receive a
				waiver of any rule of the board must apply to the board, stating specifically
				why there is a compelling need to have a rule waived and showing that the grant
				of waiver will not threaten or adversely affect any domestic or wild animal or
				threaten public health or safety.
3. The state veterinarian may authorize an
				exemption to importation requirements in this title based upon an
				epidemiological evaluation and risk assessment.
General Authority:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-01-08,
					 36-01-12
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-01 - General Administration › Chapter 48.1-01-05 - Quarantines › Section 48.1-01-05-01 - State veterinarian quarantine authority

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
The board authorizes the state veterinarian to
				  quarantine:
1. Any domestic animal or
				nontraditional livestock that is infected, or may be infected, with contagious
				or infectious disease or which has been exposed, or may be exposed, to
				contagious or infectious diseases.
2. Any city, civil township, county, or areas
				within a county in North Dakota and any enclosure, building, or any domestic
				animal or nontraditional livestock therein, which is infected or may be
				infected or exposed or may be exposed to any contagious or infectious
				disease.
General Authority:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-01-06,
					 36-01-12
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-01 - General Administration › Chapter 48.1-01-05 - Quarantines › Section 48.1-01-05-01 - State veterinarian quarantine authority

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
The board authorizes the state veterinarian to
				  quarantine:
1. Any domestic animal or
				nontraditional livestock that is infected, or may be infected, with contagious
				or infectious disease or which has been exposed, or may be exposed, to
				contagious or infectious diseases.
2. Any city, civil township, county, or areas
				within a county in North Dakota and any enclosure, building, or any domestic
				animal or nontraditional livestock therein, which is infected or may be
				infected or exposed or may be exposed to any contagious or infectious
				disease.
3. Imported animals that
				are not in compliance with importation requirements until the disease status of
				the animals can be determined and all vaccination and test requirements can be
				verified.
General Authority:
NDCC 36-01-08
Law Implemented:
NDCC 36-01-06,
					 36-01-12
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-01 - General Administration › Chapter 48.1-01-05 - Quarantines › Section 48.1-01-05-02 - Designation and identification of premises

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
The board may require identification and designation of
				  premises where exposed or infected animals are or have been located. Premises
				  must be identified and designated by readily visible suitable placards as
				  determined by the board. Placards may not be removed unless the removal has
				  been approved by the state veterinarian.
General Authority:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-01-12
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-01 - General Administration › Chapter 48.1-01-05 - Quarantines › Section 48.1-01-05-03 - Quarantines

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
Animals imported which are not in compliance with importation
				  requirements must be quarantined until the disease status of the animals can be
				  determined and until all vaccination and test requirements can be
				  verified.
General Authority:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-01-12
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-01 - General Administration › Chapter 48.1-01-05 - Quarantines › Section 48.1-01-05-04 - Identification of exposed or infected animals

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
The board may require individual identification of exposed or
				  infected animals prior to relocating or movement of that animal. The method and
				  type of identification must be in a manner prescribed by the board or state
				  veterinarian.
General Authority:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-01 - General Administration › Chapter 48.1-01-05 - Quarantines › Section 48.1-01-05-05 - Exception to prohibition and notice requirements upon sale or gift of animal infected with or exposed to contagious or infectious disease

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
The provisions of North Dakota Century Code section
				  36-14-01 do not apply to animals
				  infected with or suspected of being exposed to any contagious or infectious
				  disease provided that:
1. The disease
				is not subject to quarantine as indicated by the reportable disease list
				maintained by the board; and
2. The
				animals:
a. Are not reasonably known to be
				infected with contagious disease; or
b. Remain in slaughter channels.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-01 - General Administration › Chapter 48.1-01-06 - Virulent Products › Section 48.1-01-06-01 - Sale of virulent products

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
All persons, except licensed veterinarians practicing in the
				  state, are prohibited from distributing or selling any products containing any
				  live germs, cultures, or viruses for the treatment or vaccination of any
				  domestic animals or nontraditional livestock without a written permit by the
				  state veterinarian.
1. Nontransferable
				permits will be issued to all qualified applicants, as determined by the board,
				and may be obtained only upon written application by the person selling the
				product through retail distribution channels.
2. A written application for a permit shall
				be provided in a form as approved by the state veterinarian.
3. The board may revoke a permit to sell
				virulent products for violation of North Dakota Century Code chapter 36-01, or
				any rules adopted pursuant to that chapter.
General Authority:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-01 - General Administration › Chapter 48.1-01-06 - Virulent Products › Section 48.1-01-06-02 - Permit requirements - Virulent products

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
An applicant for a permit to sell or distribute virulent
				  products shall:
1. Agree not to sell
				or distribute any of the following vaccines:
a. Brucella vaccines.
b. Pseudorabies vaccines.
c. Rabies vaccines.
d. Anthrax vaccines.
e. Contagious ecthyma (live).
f. Erysipelas (live cultures).
g. Johne's Disease (paratuberculosis)
				vaccines.
h. Anaplasmosis
				vaccines.
i. Vaccines for foreign
				animal diseases.
j. Other vaccines
				as ordered by the board.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-01 - General Administration › Chapter 48.1-01-07 - Rendering Plants - Collection of Dead Animals › Section 48.1-01-07-01 - Rendering plants - Collection of dead animals

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
Dead animals must be picked up by rendering plants within
				  twenty-four hours after death, between May first and November
				  first.
General Authority:
NDCC
					 36-07-01
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-07-02,
					 36-14-19
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-02 - Auction Markets › Chapter 48.1-02-01 - Auction Markets › Section 48.1-02-01-01 - Auction markets - Definition

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
Auction market means any licensed livestock market, public
				  stockyard, and animal auction sale. Auction markets shall comply with this
				  chapter. A producer on that producer's property, selling animals, other than
				  farmed elk, owned by that producer is exempt from this
				  chapter.
General Authority:
NDCC
					 36-05-10
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-05-10
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-02 - Auction Markets › Chapter 48.1-02-01 - Auction Markets › Section 48.1-02-01-02 - Testing and inspections

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
Auction market operators shall employ a licensed accredited
				  veterinarian as the veterinary inspector for the auction market for required
				  inspection, testing, and vaccination. The veterinary inspector shall act as an
				  authorized agent of the board to enforce inspection laws and
				  regulations.
1. Animals rejected by
				the veterinary inspector must be consigned direct for slaughter to an inspected
				establishment. A report of sales must be furnished by sale management upon
				request of the state veterinarian.
2. The state veterinarian may order unfit
				animals to return to the farm of origin.
General Authority:
NDCC
					 36-05-10
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-05-10
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-02 - Auction Markets › Chapter 48.1-02-01 - Auction Markets › Section 48.1-02-01-03 - Diseased animals at auction markets

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
Auction markets shall set aside paved pens for diseased
				  animals delivered to the market. Diseased animals must be marked in a manner
				  approved by the state veterinarian and sold directly to slaughter facilities.
				  The official permit of the United States department of agriculture for movement
				  of diseased animals must accompany shipment of diseased animals from market to
				  slaughter.
General Authority:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-05-07
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-02 - Auction Markets › Chapter 48.1-02-01 - Auction Markets › Section 48.1-02-01-04 - Pens

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
Auction markets must be maintained in sanitary
				  condition.
1. Three-inch
				[7.62-centimeter] concrete floors are required for all hog pens and alleys and
				must be cleaned and disinfected periodically as may be prescribed by the
				board.
2. All cattle alleys and
				seventy-five percent of the total yard area used for cattle in auction markets
				must be paved with concrete, so constructed as to ensure proper drainage and
				disinfection.
General Authority:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-05-07
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-02 - Auction Markets › Chapter 48.1-02-01 - Auction Markets › Section 48.1-02-01-05 - Cleaning and disinfection of trucks, trailers, and other conveyances used for hauling diseased animals to auction markets

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
Persons hauling diseased animals to auction markets shall
				  clean and disinfect trucks by a method approved by the state veterinarian
				  before leaving auction markets.
General Authority:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-02 - Auction Markets › Chapter 48.1-02-01 - Auction Markets › Section 48.1-02-01-06 - Auction market facilities

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
Licensed auction markets shall provide and maintain adequate
				  facilities that are safe, sanitary, and in good condition and that adequately
				  allow brand inspectors and veterinary inspectors to perform their required
				  duties.
General Authority:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-05-07,
					 36-05-10
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-02 - Auction Markets › Chapter 48.1-02-01 - Auction Markets › Section 48.1-02-01-07 - Fees

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
Auction market operators may levy a charge on purchasers of
				  animals for use of testing or vaccination facilities or labor furnished to
				  assist the veterinary inspector. The rate of the charge must be posted in a
				  conspicuous place on the premises. The charge must be kept separate from and
				  not included in veterinary fees.
General Authority:
NDCC
					 36-05-11
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-05-11
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-02 - Auction Markets › Chapter 48.1-02-01 - Auction Markets › Section 48.1-02-01-08 - Farmed elk auction

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
A farmed elk auction permit is required to conduct auctions
				  where farmed elk are offered for sale or trade.
1. The application for an auction permit must
				be submitted to the board at least thirty days prior to the date of
				auction.
2. Once issued, the permit
				is valid for that date and an alternate date.
a. Information concerning reporting
				requirements, disease testing, certificates of veterinary inspection, and
				animal welfare must be clearly stated in the auction announcement.
b. All potential buyers and sellers shall
				register at the auction and provide their name, address, and phone number. An
				accredited veterinarian shall be available during the auction.
c. Animals unfit for sale as defined in North
				Dakota Century Code section
				36-05-10.1 must receive veterinary
				care and may not be offered for sale.
d. Access to the auction ground must be
				controlled at all times. All animals must be checked in and out by auction
				personnel.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-02 - Auction Markets › Chapter 48.1-02-01 - Auction Markets › Section 48.1-02-01-09 - Nontraditional livestock category 2 and category 3 auction

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. Sales of category 2 and category 3
				nontraditional livestock, as defined in section 48.1-09-01-02, conducted
				through a process in which they are held out for sale to the public, through
				auction, bidding, or otherwise published or announced for sale, require a
				nontraditional livestock auction permit, and veterinary inspection of animals.
				All nontraditional livestock are subject to all other regulations while in the
				state.
2. The application for an
				auction permit must be submitted to the board at least thirty days prior to the
				date of auction. Once issued, the permit is valid for that event
				only.
3. Immediately prior to the
				beginning of the auction of a nontraditional livestock animal, information
				concerning requirements for nontraditional livestock license, disease testing,
				and certificates of veterinary inspection, must be provided by sales management
				to potential buyers.
4. All
				potential buyers and sellers shall register at the auction and provide
				nontraditional livestock license numbers, if applicable.
a. A ten-day grace period, in which to apply
				for a license, may be granted to purchasers of category 2 animals provided
				adequate facilities are available to house the animals.
b. Purchasers of category 3 animals shall
				have a current nontraditional livestock license for that species in place prior
				to taking possession of category 3 animals.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-02 - Auction Markets › Chapter 48.1-02-01 - Auction Markets › Section 48.1-02-01-09 - Nontraditional livestock category 2 and category 3 auction

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. Sales of category 2 and category 3
				nontraditional livestock, as defined in section
				48.1-09-01-02, conducted through
				a process in which they are held out for sale to the public, through auction,
				bidding, or otherwise published or announced for sale, require a nontraditional
				livestock auction permit, and veterinary inspection of animals. All
				nontraditional livestock are subject to all other regulations while in the
				state.
2. The application for an
				auction permit must be submitted to the board at least thirty days prior to the
				date of auction. Once issued, the permit is valid for that event
				only.
3. Immediately prior to the
				beginning of the auction of a nontraditional livestock animal, information
				concerning requirements for nontraditional livestock license, disease testing,
				and certificates of veterinary inspection, must be provided by sales management
				to potential buyers.
4. All
				potential buyers and sellers shall register at the auction and provide
				nontraditional livestock license numbers, if applicable.
a. A ten-day grace period, in which to apply
				for a license, may be granted to purchasers of category 2 animals provided
				adequate facilities are available to house the animals.
b. Purchasers of category 3 animals shall
				have a current nontraditional livestock license for that species in place prior
				to taking possession of category 3 animals.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-03 - Brand Inspection › Chapter 48.1-03-01 - Brand Inspection › Section 48.1-03-01-01 - Definitions

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
The terms used throughout this title have the same meaning as
				  in North Dakota Century Code chapter 36-01 except:
1. "Association" means the North Dakota
				stockmen's association.
2. "Buying
				station" means a point where cattle, horses, or mules are gathered for sale and
				is also referred to as a weigh station or scale.
General Authority:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-03 - Brand Inspection › Chapter 48.1-03-01 - Brand Inspection › Section 48.1-03-01-02 - Feedlot registration

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. Any
				person who operates a dry lot cattle feeding operation within the confines of
				permanently fenced lots may make application to the chief brand inspector of
				the association for a registered feedlot number and permit. After the
				association has received application and a fee, an agent of the association,
				within thirty days, shall make investigation to determine that the following
				requirements are satisfied:
a. Operator's lots
				must be of permanently fenced dry lot status.
b. Operator must commonly practice feeding
				cattle to finish for slaughter.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-03 - Brand Inspection › Chapter 48.1-03-01 - Brand Inspection › Section 48.1-03-01-02 - Feedlot registration

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. Any person who
				operates a dry lot cattle feeding operation within the confines of permanently
				fenced lots may make application to the chief brand inspector of the
				association for a registered feedlot number and permit. After the association
				has received application and a fee, an agent of the association, within thirty
				days, shall make investigation to determine that the following requirements are
				satisfied:
a. Operator's lots must be of
				permanently fenced dry lot status.
b. Operator must commonly practice feeding
				cattle to finish for slaughter.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-03 - Brand Inspection › Chapter 48.1-03-01 - Brand Inspection › Section 48.1-03-01-03 - Brand inspection

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. When cattle,
				horses, or mules are offered for sale at any brand inspection point, proof of
				ownership must be established by the shipper of the cattle, horses, or mules,
				either by a recorded brand, bill of sale, livestock market clearance, local
				inspection certificate, or an affidavit of ownership.
2. If any animal inspected bears the recorded
				brand of the shipper or seller and also bears a recorded brand or brands other
				than the recorded brand of the shipper or seller, then the shipper or seller
				may be required, at the discretion of the brand inspector, to establish
				ownership of such animal by bills of sale, market clearance, local inspection
				certificate, or any other satisfactory evidence of ownership.
3. A claim for feed, pasture, or gathering
				may not be submitted at market. All such claims must be referred to and
				approved for payment from proceeds of sale by the association, unless payment
				is authorized in writing by the owner of the brand carried by such
				livestock.
4. Sales agency, packing
				plant, and buying stations where inspection is conducted must furnish necessary
				help, without charge, to assist the brand inspectors in handling cattle,
				horses, or mules to be inspected for brands.
5. All cattle, horses, or mules entering an
				inspection point must be placed in pens assigned to individual sellers and must
				be kept separate from all other cattle, horses, or mules until inspected by the
				brand inspector and released for sale or shipment.
6. No cattle, horses, or mules may be
				inspected when loaded in trucks or after dark or by artificial light, unless
				approved by the chief brand inspector. The chief brand inspector may grant
				approval to premises which meet artificial light specifications and may extend
				or remove such approval.
7. The
				association shall provide a sufficient and competent force of brand inspectors
				at inspection points to conduct the brand inspection in an efficient and timely
				manner.
8. Brand inspectors may not
				inspect their own livestock.
9.
				Meat processing facility inspections:
a. The
				association, upon a recommendation by the chief brand inspector, shall make an
				inspection of any butcher shop, buying station, locker plant, or custom meat
				cutting and processing establishment where cattle are slaughtered or processed
				for the owner for a fee.
b. Brand
				inspectors, when directed to do so by the chief brand inspector, may go upon
				the premises of any such butcher shop, buying station, locker plant, or custom
				meat cutting establishment, for the purpose of making physical inspection on
				the premises as to the ownership or identity of animals or their
				carcasses.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-04 - Bison › Chapter 48.1-04-01 - Bison › Section 48.1-04-01-01 - Importation requirements - Certificate of veterinary inspection - Identification - Exemptions

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1.
				Bison imported into the state must be accompanied by an official certificate of
				veterinary inspection except:
a. Bison
				originating directly from a producer's premises, not diverted en route, and
				consigned to an auction market approved by the board;
b. Bison consigned to a state or federally
				inspected slaughtering establishment;
c. Bison granted an exception by the board,
				if in the determination of the state veterinarian the animals are free of
				contagious or infectious diseases;
d. Bison leaving the state for exhibition or
				competition with a valid certificate of veterinary inspection may return to the
				state with the same certificate of veterinary inspection if the animal has not
				been out of the state for more than thirty days; and
e. Other bison as otherwise provided for by
				these rules.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-04 - Bison › Chapter 48.1-04-01 - Bison › Section 48.1-04-01-01 - Importation requirements - Certificate of veterinary inspection - Identification - Exemptions

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. Bison imported
				into the state must be accompanied by an official certificate of veterinary
				inspection except:
a. Bison originating
				directly from a producer's premises, not diverted en route, and consigned to an
				auction market approved by the board;
b. Bison consigned to a state or federally
				inspected slaughtering establishment;
c. Bison granted an exception by the board,
				if in the determination of the state veterinarian the animals are free of
				contagious or infectious diseases;
d. Bison leaving the state for exhibition or
				competition with a valid certificate of veterinary inspection may return to the
				state with the same certificate of veterinary inspection if the animal has not
				been out of the state for more than thirty days; and
e. Other bison as otherwise provided for by
				these rules.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-04 - Bison › Chapter 48.1-04-01 - Bison › Section 48.1-04-01-02 - Importation disease testing and vaccination requirements

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. Brucellosis. Bison over eighteen months of
				age must have a negative brucellosis test within thirty days prior to entry
				into the state. The following may be exempt from the brucellosis test
				requirement:
a. Steers;
b. Spayed females; and
c. Bison originating from brucellosis-free
				states or areas that do not require North Dakota origin bison to be tested
				prior to entry, as approved by the board.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-04 - Bison › Chapter 48.1-04-01 - Bison › Section 48.1-04-01-02 - Importation disease testing and vaccination requirements

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. Brucellosis. Bison over eighteen months of
				age must have a negative brucellosis test within thirty days prior to entry
				into the state. The following may be exempt from the brucellosis test
				requirement:
a. Steers;
b. Spayed females; and
c. Bison originating from brucellosis-free
				states or areas, as approved by the board.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-04 - Bison › Chapter 48.1-04-01 - Bison › Section 48.1-04-01-03 - Disease control

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. Anthrax.
a. Bison located on farms where anthrax has
				been diagnosed must be vaccinated. Bison must be quarantined for thirty days
				after the death of the last animal or thirty days following vaccination,
				whichever occurs last.
b. Sale of
				hides removed from bison infected with anthrax is prohibited.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-04 - Bison › Chapter 48.1-04-01 - Bison › Section 48.1-04-01-04 - Removal or damaging of official identification or brands

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
Official identification or brands may not be removed or
				  tampered with without approval by the state veterinarian.
General Authority:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-04 - Bison › Chapter 48.1-04-01 - Bison › Section 48.1-04-01-04 - Removal or damaging of official identification

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
Official identification may not be removed or tampered with
				  without approval by the state veterinarian.
General Authority:
NDCC 36-01-08
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-05 - Cattle › Chapter 48.1-05-01 - Cattle › Section 48.1-05-01-01 - Importation requirements - Certificate of veterinary inspection - Identification - Exemptions

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1.
				Cattle imported into the state must be accompanied by an official certificate
				of veterinary inspection except:
a. Cattle
				originating directly from a producer's premises, not diverted en route, and
				consigned to an auction market approved by the board;
b. Cattle consigned to a state or federally
				inspected slaughtering establishment;
c. Cattle granted an exception by the board,
				if in the determination of the state veterinarian the animals are free of
				contagious or infectious diseases;
d. Cattle leaving the state for exhibition or
				competition with a valid certificate of veterinary inspection may return to the
				state with the same certificate of veterinary inspection if the animal has not
				been out of the state for more than thirty days; and
e. Other cattle as otherwise provided for by
				these rules.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-05 - Cattle › Chapter 48.1-05-01 - Cattle › Section 48.1-05-01-01 - Importation requirements - Certificate of veterinary inspection - Identification - Exemptions

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. Cattle imported
				into the state must be accompanied by an official certificate of veterinary
				inspection except:
a. Cattle originating
				directly from a producer's premises, not diverted en route, and consigned to an
				auction market approved by the board;
b. Cattle consigned to a state or federally
				inspected slaughtering establishment;
c. Cattle granted an exception by the board,
				if in the determination of the state veterinarian the animals are free of
				contagious or infectious diseases;
d. Cattle leaving the state for exhibition or
				competition with a valid certificate of veterinary inspection may return to the
				state with the same certificate of veterinary inspection if the animal has not
				been out of the state for more than thirty days; and
e. Other cattle as otherwise provided for by
				these rules.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-05 - Cattle › Chapter 48.1-05-01 - Cattle › Section 48.1-05-01-02 - Importation disease testing and vaccination requirements

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. Brucellosis.
a. Female cattle over twelve months of age.
				No female cattle over twelve months (three hundred sixty-five days) of age may
				be imported unless officially calfhood vaccinated against brucellosis. Female
				cattle imported for exhibition purposes are exempt from this
				requirement.
b. Test-eligible
				cattle, as determined by the board, must have a negative brucellosis test
				within thirty days prior to entry into North Dakota and must comply with
				uniform methods and rules in control of brucellosis as published by
				USDA-APHIS-VS. A valid test for brucellosis must be a blood test conducted by a
				state or federal laboratory or by a veterinarian approved in the state of
				origin.
c. Exemption. The board may
				exempt the following cattle:
(1)
				Steers;
(2) Spayed females;
				and
(3) Cattle affected by drought
				conditions when:
(a) Drought conditions render
				pasture and feed supplies inadequate for North Dakota producers to maintain
				their breeding herds;
(b) It is
				necessary that North Dakota cattle producers secure out-of-state grazing or
				feeding facilities for their breeding herds; and
(c) The cattle are owned by North Dakota
				cattle producers with the intent to return the cattle to the North Dakota
				producers' premises upon completion of the grazing or feeding period.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-05 - Cattle › Chapter 48.1-05-01 - Cattle › Section 48.1-05-01-02 - Importation disease testing and vaccination requirements

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. Brucellosis.
a. Test-eligible cattle, as determined by the
				board, must have a negative brucellosis test within thirty days prior to entry
				into North Dakota and must comply with uniform methods and rules in control of
				brucellosis as published by USDA-APHIS-VS.
b. A valid test for brucellosis must be a
				blood test conducted by a state or federal laboratory or by a veterinarian
				approved in the state of origin.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-05 - Cattle › Chapter 48.1-05-01 - Cattle › Section 48.1-05-01-03 - Disease control

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. Anthrax.
a. Cattle susceptible to anthrax located on
				farms where anthrax has been diagnosed must be vaccinated. Animals shall be
				quarantined for thirty days after the death of the last animal or thirty days
				following vaccination, whichever occurs last.
b. Sale of hides removed from cattle infected
				with anthrax is prohibited.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-05 - Cattle › Chapter 48.1-05-01 - Cattle › Section 48.1-05-01-04 - Removal or damaging of official identification of brands

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
Official identification or brands may not be removed or
				  tampered with without approval by the state veterinarian
General Authority:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-05 - Cattle › Chapter 48.1-05-01 - Cattle › Section 48.1-05-01-04 - Removal or damaging of official identification

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
Official identification may not be removed or tampered with
				  without approval by the state veterinarian.
General Authority:
NDCC 36-01-08
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-06 - Equine › Chapter 48.1-06-01 - Equine › Section 48.1-06-01-01 - Importation requirements - Certificate of veterinary inspection - Identification - Exemptions

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1.
				Equine species imported into the state must be accompanied by an official
				certificate of veterinary inspection except:
a. Equine species consigned to a state or
				federally inspected slaughter establishment;
b. Other equine species as otherwise provided
				for by these rules;
c. Equine
				species granted an exception by the board; and
d. Equine species leaving the state for
				exhibition or competition with a valid certificate of veterinary inspection may
				return to the state with the same certificate of veterinary inspection if the
				animal has not been out of the state for more than thirty days.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-06 - Equine › Chapter 48.1-06-01 - Equine › Section 48.1-06-01-01 - Importation requirements - Certificate of veterinary inspection - Identification - Exemptions

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. Equine species
				imported into the state must be accompanied by an official certificate of
				veterinary inspection except:
a. Equine
				species consigned to a state or federally inspected slaughter
				establishment;
b. Other equine
				species as otherwise provided for by these rules;
c. Equine species granted an exception by the
				board; and
d. Equine species
				leaving the state for exhibition or competition with a valid certificate of
				veterinary inspection may return to the state with the same certificate of
				veterinary inspection if the animal has not been out of the state for more than
				thirty days.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-06 - Equine › Chapter 48.1-06-01 - Equine › Section 48.1-06-01-02 - Importation disease testing requirements

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
Equine infectious anemia. Equine species require negative
				  tests for equine infectious anemia within twelve months prior to date of
				  importation, unless originating from states exempted from test requirements by
				  the state veterinarian.
General Authority:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-01-08,
					 36-01-12
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-06 - Equine › Chapter 48.1-06-01 - Equine › Section 48.1-06-01-03 - Disease control

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
1. Anthrax.
a. Equine species susceptible to anthrax
				located on farms where anthrax has been diagnosed must be vaccinated. Equine
				species must be quarantined for thirty days after the death of the last animal
				or thirty days following vaccination, whichever occurs last.
b. Sale of hides removed from equine species
				infected with anthrax is prohibited.
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-06 - Equine › Chapter 48.1-06-01 - Equine › Section 48.1-06-01-04 - Removal or damaging of official identification or brands

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
Official identification or brands may not be removed or
				  tampered with without approval by the state veterinarian.
General Authority:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-06 - Equine › Chapter 48.1-06-01 - Equine › Section 48.1-06-01-04 - Removal or damaging of official identification

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
Official identification may not be removed or tampered with
				  without approval by the state veterinarian.
General Authority:
NDCC 36-01-08
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-01-08
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-07 - Farmed Elk › Chapter 48.1-07-01 - Definitions - General Requirements › Section 48.1-07-01-01 - Definitions

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
The terms used throughout this title have the same meaning as
				  in North Dakota Century Code chapter 36-01. Additionally:
1. "Herd" means two or more elk, or a herd of
				elk commingled with other hoof stock maintained on common ground, or two or
				more herds of elk and other hoof stock under common ownership or supervision
				which are geographically separated, but can have an interchange or movement
				without regard to health status.
2.
				"Trace herd" means a herd in which an animal affected by chronic wasting
				disease has resided up to sixty months before its death, or any herd that has
				received animals from an affected herd within sixty months prior to the death
				of the affected animal.
3. "Zone 1"
				means that area bordered by a line that begins at the junction of the Montana
				border and Missouri River, runs east along the Missouri River to state highway
				49, south to state highway 21, west to state highway 22, to the Slope-Bowman
				County line, and west to Montana.
4. "Zone 2" means that area bordered by a
				line that begins at the Minnesota state line on United States highway 2 and
				runs west to Towner and north along the Souris River to the Canadian
				border.
General Authority:
NDCC
					 36-25-02
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-25-02
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-07 - Farmed Elk › Chapter 48.1-07-01 - Definitions - General Requirements › Section 48.1-07-01-01 - Definitions

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
The terms used throughout this title have the same meaning as
				  in North Dakota Century Code chapter 36-01. Additionally:
1. "Farmed elk" mean mammals of the elk genus
				and species cervus candensis, formerly a subspecies of cervus elaphus. Red deer
				(cervus elaphus) are not farmed elk.
2. "Herd" means two or more elk, or a herd of
				elk commingled with other hoof stock maintained on common ground, or two or
				more herds of elk and other hoof stock under common ownership or supervision
				which are geographically separated, but can have an interchange or movement
				without regard to health status.
3.
				"Trace herd" means a herd in which an animal affected by chronic wasting
				disease has resided up to sixty months before its death, or any herd that has
				received animals from an affected herd within sixty months prior to the death
				of the affected animal.
General Authority:
NDCC 36-25-02
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-25-02
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-07 - Farmed Elk › Chapter 48.1-07-01 - Definitions - General Requirements › Section 48.1-07-01-02 - Farmed elk premises description

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
An owner, before acquiring or possessing farmed elk on such
				  owner's premises, shall provide to the board a description and a sketch or map
				  of the premises and facilities.
1. The
				sketch or map must include, at a minimum, the proposed exterior boundary,
				location of the holding and handling facilities, location of the quarantine
				area, and the proposed location of all gates. The board may require additional
				information.
2. An owner may not
				acquire or possess farmed elk on such owner's premises and facility until an
				agent of the board has inspected and approved the facility.
General Authority:
NDCC
					 36-25-02
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-25-05
North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 48.1 - State Board of Animal Health › Article 48.1-07 - Farmed Elk › Chapter 48.1-07-01 - Definitions - General Requirements › Section 48.1-07-01-03 - Holding and handling facilities

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
Farmed elk operators, at all times, shall have access to
				  permanent or portable holding and handling facilities that enable proper
				  handling, marketing, and individual identification of all farmed elk on the
				  premises.
General Authority:
NDCC
					 36-25-02
Law Implemented:
NDCC
					 36-25-05