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Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 42 - Commercial Feed › Subchapter III - Commercial Feed Labeling; General › Section ATCP 42.06 - Product and brand names

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) GENERAL. A commercial feed shall be
				  labeled with its product name and its brand name if any. No product or brand
				  name may contain any statement or representation that is false, deceptive, or
				  misleading.
(2) USE OF INGREDIENT
				  NAMES. No product or brand name may identify any ingredient of a commercial
				  feed to the exclusion of any other ingredient unless all of the following
				  apply:
(a) The identified ingredient imparts
				  to the commercial feed a distinctive characteristic which is significant to
				  purchasers.
(b) The identified
				  ingredient is included in the guaranteed analysis under ss.
				  ATCP
				  42.12 and 42.14.
(c) The product or brand name is not
				  deceptive or misleading.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 42 - Commercial Feed › Subchapter III - Commercial Feed Labeling; General › Section ATCP 42.08 - Medicated commercial feeds

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) LABEL
				  REQUIREMENTS. If a commercial feed contains one or more drugs, the label shall
				  include all of the following:
(a) The word
				  "medicated," printed directly after and below the product name in a type size
				  no smaller than one-half the type size of the product name.
(b) A statement which clearly explains the
				  purpose for each drug contained in the feed.
(c) A statement of active drug ingredients.
				  The statement shall include the established name and, except as provided under
				  sub. (2), the guaranteed amount of each active drug ingredient. Drug guarantees
				  shall be expressed according to sub. (3).
(d) Directions for use and precautionary
				  statements under s.
				  ATCP
				  42.22.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 42 - Commercial Feed › Subchapter III - Commercial Feed Labeling; General › Section ATCP 42.10 - Statement of purpose

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) REQUIREMENT. Except as provided under
				  sub. (2), a commercial feed shall be labeled with a statement of purpose that
				  identifies all of the following:
(a) The
				  species and classes of animals for which the feed is intended. A commercial
				  feed may also be labeled with the weight ranges, sex, or ages of the animals
				  for which the feed is intended.
(b)
				  The specific intended use of the feed, unless the feed is intended as a
				  complete feed for all species and classes of animals identified on the feed
				  label.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 42 - Commercial Feed › Subchapter III - Commercial Feed Labeling; General › Section ATCP 42.12 - Guaranteed analysis; general

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) GUARANTEED
				  ANALYSIS REQUIRED. Every commercial feed shall be clearly and conspicuously
				  labeled with a guaranteed analysis, entitled "GUARANTEED ANALYSIS." The
				  guaranteed analysis shall include all of the following:
(a) A minimum guarantee for each of the
				  following substances, unless the commercial feed is clearly labeled for a
				  specialized purpose that is unrelated to the content of those substances:
1. Crude protein.
2. Equivalent crude protein from non-protein
				  nitrogen, if present. Guarantees shall comply with applicable requirements
				  under s.
				  ATCP
				  42.54.
3.
				  Crude fat.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 42 - Commercial Feed › Subchapter III - Commercial Feed Labeling; General › Section ATCP 42.14 - Guaranteed analysis; specific feeds

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) SWINE FEED. The
				  guaranteed analysis for a swine commercial feed shall include all of the
				  following, whether or not required under s.
				  ATCP
				  42.12:
(a) A minimum
				  guarantee for crude protein.
(b) A
				  minimum guarantee for lysine.
(c) A
				  minimum guarantee for crude fat.
(d) A maximum guarantee for crude
				  fiber.
(e) A minimum and maximum
				  guarantee for calcium.
(f) A
				  minimum guarantee for phosphorus.
(g) A minimum and maximum guarantee for salt,
				  if added.
(h) A minimum and maximum
				  guarantee for total sodium if total sodium exceeds that furnished by the
				  maximum salt guarantee under par. (g).
(i) A minimum guarantee for selenium, stated
				  in parts per million.
(j) A minimum
				  guarantee for zinc, stated in parts per million.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 42 - Commercial Feed › Subchapter III - Commercial Feed Labeling; General › Section ATCP 42.16 - Ingredient statement

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) INGREDIENT STATEMENT REQUIRED.
(a) Except as provided under par. (b), every
				  commercial feed shall be labeled with an ingredient statement, clearly
				  identified as such, which lists the name of each ingredient from which that
				  commercial feed is manufactured.
(b) Paragraph (a) does not apply to a
				  commercial feed which is defined as a single ingredient feed product by the
				  2018
Official Publication of the Association of American Feed Control
				  Officials
.
Note:
Copies of the
Official
					 Publication of the Association of American Feed Control Officials
are
					 on file with the department and the legislative reference bureau. Paper or
					 electronic copies may be obtained from AAFCO at
www.aafco.org
.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 42 - Commercial Feed › Subchapter III - Commercial Feed Labeling; General › Section ATCP 42.18 - Manufacturer or distributor; name and address

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) REQUIREMENT. A
				  commercial feed shall be labeled with the name and principal mailing address of
				  the manufacturer or distributor who is responsible for the content and labeling
				  of that feed. The principal mailing address shall include a street address,
				  city, state and zip code. The street address may be omitted if the correct
				  street address appears in the current city directory or telephone directory for
				  the city listed on the label.
(2)
				  FEED PRODUCED ON BEHALF OF ANOTHER. If a person produces commercial feed for
				  another person who is licensed under s.
				  ATCP
				  42.02, and who is identified on the feed label as the
				  responsible manufacturer or distributor of that commercial feed, the person
				  producing that feed for that responsible person need not be identified on the
				  feed label.
(3) RESPONSIBILITY. The
				  manufacturer or distributor whose name appears on the label of a commercial
				  feed is responsible for the content and labeling of that feed, including
				  compliance with this chapter.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 42 - Commercial Feed › Subchapter III - Commercial Feed Labeling; General › Section ATCP 42.20 - Declaration of net quantity

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) REQUIREMENT. No
				  person may sell or distribute any package, container or bulk lot of commercial
				  feed in this state unless that package, container or bulk lot bears a label
				  which accurately declares the net quantity of commercial feed contained in that
				  package, container or bulk lot.
(2)
				  NET QUANTITY; HOW EXPRESSED.
(a) Net quantity
				  shall be declared in terms of weight, measure or count, based on applicable
				  requirements under s.
				  98.06,
				  Stats.
Note: Under s.
					 98.06,
					 Stats., liquid quantities must normally be declared in terms of liquid measure,
					 and other quantities must normally be declared in terms of weight.
(b) If a declaration of net
				  quantity is expressed in terms of weight or measure, the weight or measure
				  shall be expressed in appropriate inch-pound units and in appropriate metric
				  units.
(c) If net quantity
				  expressed in terms of weight is not fully informative, net quantity shall also
				  be expressed in terms of measure or count. If net quantity expressed in terms
				  of measure is not fully informative, net quantity shall also be expressed in
				  terms of weight or count. If net quantity expressed in terms of count is not
				  fully informative, net quantity shall also be expressed in terms of weight or
				  measure.
(d) Whenever a declaration
				  of net quantity includes a declaration of count, the declaration shall also
				  specify the size or weight of the individual counted units unless the
				  declaration of count is fully informative without a declaration of unit size or
				  weight.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 42 - Commercial Feed › Subchapter III - Commercial Feed Labeling; General › Section ATCP 42.22 - Use directions and precautionary statements

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) REQUIREMENT.
(a) Except as provided under par. (b) or (c),
				  a commercial feed shall be prominently labeled with use directions and
				  precautionary statements.
(b) No
				  use directions are required under par. (a) for a non-medicated feed ingredient
				  or a combination of non-medicated feed ingredients sold as a specialized
				  nutritional source for use in manufacturing other feeds.
(c) Paragraph (a) does not apply to grain or
				  a mixture of grain, with or without molasses, provided that both of the
				  following apply:
1. The grain or grain mixture
				  contains no drug or other additive.
2. The seller makes no specific feed claim
				  for the grain or grain mixture.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 42 - Commercial Feed › Subchapter IV - Custom-Mixed Feed › Section ATCP 42.24 - Labeling custom-mixed feed

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) LABELING REQUIRED. The manufacturer of a
				  custom-mixed feed shall provide the purchaser of that feed with all of the
				  following information, in writing, when the manufacturer delivers the
				  custom-mixed feed to the purchaser:
(a) The
				  name and address of the manufacturer.
(b) The name and address of the
				  purchaser.
(c) The date on which
				  the manufacturer sold or delivered the custom-mixed feed to the
				  purchaser.
(d) The name of the
				  custom-mixed feed.
(e) The net
				  quantity of the custom-mixed feed.
(f) The name and net quantity of every
				  commercial feed and every other ingredient used to manufacture the custom-mixed
				  feed.
(g) The use directions and
				  precautionary statements, if any, that are required under s.
				  ATCP
				  42.22. If any commercial feed used in manufacturing a
				  custom-mixed feed is labeled with use directions or precautionary statements,
				  the manufacturer of the custom-mixed feed shall provide those use directions
				  and precautionary statements to the purchaser of the custom-mixed
				  feed.
(h) All of the information
				  specified under s.
				  ATCP
				  42.08 if the custom-mixed feed contains any
				  drug.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 42 - Commercial Feed › Subchapter IV - Custom-Mixed Feed › Section ATCP 42.26 - Guarantees and disclaimers

Current through June 24, 2024
The manufacturer of a custom-mixed feed is not responsible
					 for the nutritional adequacy of that feed, provided that the manufacturer makes
					 no claim of nutritional adequacy. The manufacturer of a custom-mixed feed may
					 place a disclaimer on the feed label stating that the manufacturer does not
					 claim or warrant the nutritional adequacy of the feed, or the suitability of
					 the feed for its intended purpose.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 42 - Commercial Feed › Subchapter V - Dog and Cat Food › Section ATCP 42.28 - Labeling required

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) GENERAL. Except as provided under sub.
				  (2), a dog or cat food shall be clearly and conspicuously labeled with all of
				  the following information so that the information is readily visible and
				  legible to the purchaser:
(a) The words "Dog
				  Food" or "Cat Food", or other words which clearly identify the product as dog
				  or cat food. These words shall appear on the principal display panel of the dog
				  or cat food package.
(b) The
				  product name and the brand name if any.
(c) A guaranteed analysis as required under
				  s.
				  ATCP
				  42.30.
(d)
				  An ingredient statement as required under s.
				  ATCP
				  42.32.
(e)
				  The information required under s.
				  ATCP
				  42.34 if the dog or cat food contains any
				  drug.
(f) A statement of
				  nutritional adequacy, if required under s.
				  ATCP
				  42.36.
(g)
				  The name and principal mailing address of the manufacturer or distributor
				  responsible for distributing the dog or cat food, as required for other
				  commercial feed under s.
				  ATCP
				  42.18(1).
(h) A declaration of net quantity, as
				  required for other commercial feed under s.
				  ATCP
				  42.20. The declaration of net quantity shall appear on
				  the principal display panel of the dog or cat food package.
(i) Feeding instructions, if required under
				  s.
				  ATCP
				  42.38.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 42 - Commercial Feed › Subchapter V - Dog and Cat Food › Section ATCP 42.30 - Guaranteed analysis

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) REQUIREMENT. A dog or cat food shall be
				  labeled with a guaranteed analysis. The guaranteed analysis shall include all
				  of the following information in the following order:
(a) A minimum guarantee for crude
				  protein.
(b) A minimum guarantee
				  for crude fat.
(c) A maximum
				  guarantee for crude fiber.
(d) A
				  maximum guarantee for moisture. The maximum guaranteed moisture may not exceed
				  78%, or the natural moisture content of the dog or cat food ingredients,
				  whichever is greater. A dog or cat food which primarily consists of stew,
				  gravy, sauce, broth, juice or a milk replacer, and which is labeled as such,
				  may contain moisture in excess of 78%.
(e) Mineral guarantees if the dog or cat food
				  is sold wholly or in part for its mineral contents. Mineral guarantees shall
				  comply with sub. (3).
(f) Vitamin
				  guarantees if the dog or cat food label identifies one or more specific
				  vitamins, or makes a specific vitamin-related performance claim. The guaranteed
				  analysis shall include a guarantee for each vitamin which is identified on the
				  label, or which is relevant to the performance claim. Vitamin guarantees shall
				  be expressed in appropriate units, as provided for other commercial feeds under
				  s.
				  ATCP
				  42.12(4).
(g) Other substances claimed on the label of
				  the dog or cat food.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 42 - Commercial Feed › Subchapter V - Dog and Cat Food › Section ATCP 42.32 - Ingredient statement

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) REQUIREMENT. Every dog or cat food shall
				  be labeled with an ingredient statement, clearly identified as such, which
				  lists the name of each ingredient from which that dog or cat food is
				  manufactured. All ingredients shall be printed in the same type and type size.
Note:
Ingredients should be listed in
					 descending order by weight. Failure to do so may be deceptive or
					 misleading.
(2) INGREDIENT
				  NAMES. Every ingredient name used in an ingredient statement under sub. (1)
				  shall be one of the following:
(a) The common
				  or usual name of that ingredient.
(b) The official name of that ingredient as
				  stated in the 2018
Official Publication of the Association of American
				  Feed Control Officials
.
Note:
Copies of the
Official
					 Publication of the Association of American Feed Control Officials
are
					 on file with the department and the legislative reference bureau. Paper or
					 electronic copies may be obtained from AAFCO at
www.aafco.org
.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 42 - Commercial Feed › Subchapter V - Dog and Cat Food › Section ATCP 42.34 - Medicated dog or cat food

Current through June 24, 2024
If a dog or cat food contains one or more drugs, the dog or
					 cat food label shall include all of the following:
(1) The word "medicated," printed directly
				  after and below the product name in a type size no smaller than one-half the
				  type size of the product name.
(2)
				  A statement of purpose which clearly explains the purpose for each drug
				  contained in the dog or cat food.
(3) A statement of active drug ingredients,
				  including the established name and amount of each active ingredient.
(4) Directions for use and precautionary
				  statements needed for safe feeding of the dog or cat food.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 42 - Commercial Feed › Subchapter V - Dog and Cat Food › Section ATCP 42.36 - Statement of nutritional adequacy

Current through June 24, 2024
One of the following statements shall be clearly and
					 conspicuously printed on the principal display panel or information panel of
					 every dog or cat food package unless the dog or cat food is prominently labeled
					 as a "treat" or "snack:"
(1) A
				  statement that "[Name of product] is formulated to meet the nutritional levels
				  established by the AAFCO [Dog or Cat] Food Nutrient Profiles for [specify the
				  life stages, such as gestation, lactation, growth or maintenance, for which the
				  dog or cat food is intended, or specify "all life stages"]". This statement
				  shall be accompanied by the prominent statement, "Use only as directed by your
				  veterinarian," if the dog or cat food is intended for use by or under the
				  direction of a veterinarian.
(2) A
				  statement that "Animal feeding tests using AAFCO procedures substantiate that
				  [name of product] provides complete and balanced nutrition for [specify the
				  life stages, such as gestation, lactation, growth or maintenance, for which the
				  dog or cat food is intended, or specify "all life stages"]". This statement
				  shall be accompanied by the prominent statement, "Use only as directed by your
				  veterinarian" if the dog or cat food is intended for use by or under the
				  direction of a veterinarian.
(3) A
				  statement that the dog or cat food is nutritionally adequate for purposes other
				  than those specified under sub. (1) or (2) if the statement is scientifically
				  substantiated. This statement shall be accompanied by the prominent statement,
				  "Use only as directed by your veterinarian," if the dog or cat food is intended
				  for use by or under the direction of a veterinarian.
(4) A statement that "This product is
				  intended for intermittent or supplemental feeding only." This statement shall
				  be accompanied by the prominent statement, "Use only as directed by your
				  veterinarian," if the dog or cat food is intended for use by or under the
				  direction of a veterinarian.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 42 - Commercial Feed › Subchapter V - Dog and Cat Food › Section ATCP 42.38 - Feeding instructions

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) REQUIREMENT. Except as provided under
				  sub. (2), a dog or cat food shall be prominently labeled with feeding
				  instructions. The feeding instructions shall clearly state the recommended
				  amount of dog or cat food to be fed, and the purpose for which it is fed. The
				  feeding instructions shall include any precautionary statements which are
				  needed for safe feeding of the dog or cat food.
(2) EXEMPTIONS. Subsection (1) does not apply
				  to a dog or cat food that is clearly and conspicuously labeled as one of the
				  following:
(a) For use only under a
				  veterinarian's prescription.
(b) A
				  "treat" or "snack."
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 42 - Commercial Feed › Subchapter V - Dog and Cat Food › Section ATCP 42.40 - Statement of calorie content

Current through June 24, 2024
The label of a dog or cat food may include a statement of
					 calorie content only if all of the following apply:
(1) The statement is separate and distinct
				  from the guaranteed analysis under s.
				  ATCP
				  42.30.
(2)
				  The statement appears under the heading
"Calorie
				  Content."
(3) The statement
				  reflects metabolizable energy, expressed as "kilocalories per kilogram" of dog
				  or cat food. The amount of metabolizable energy may also be expressed in
				  kilocalories per unit of weight or measure used in the declaration of net
				  quantity under s.
				  ATCP 42.28(1)
				  (h) or the feeding instructions under s.
				  ATCP
				  42.38.
(4)
				  The calorie content is determined by one of the following methods:
(a) By calculation using the modified At
				  water formula, ME(kcal/kg) = 10[(3.5 x CP) + (8.5 x CF) + (3.5 x NFE)], where
				  CP = % crude protein as fed, CF = % crude fat as fed, NFE = % nitrogen-free
				  extract (carbohydrate) as fed, the percentages of CP and CF are the arithmetic
				  averages obtained from proximate analyses of at least four production batches
				  of the dog or cat food, and NFE is the difference between 100 and the sum of
				  CP, CF, and the percentages of crude fiber, moisture and ash (determined in the
				  same manner as CP and CF).
(b) By a
				  testing procedure published in the 2018
Official Publication of the
				  Association of American Feed Control Officials
.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 42 - Commercial Feed › Subchapter V - Dog and Cat Food › Section ATCP 42.42 - Product or brand names; use of ingredient names

Current through June 24, 2024
No product or brand name may identify any ingredients of a
					 dog or cat food to the exclusion of any other ingredients unless at least one
					 the following applies:
(1) The
				  identified ingredients are derived from animals and collectively comprise both
				  of the following:
(a) At least 95% by weight
				  of the dog or cat food, where water sufficient for processing is excluded from
				  the weight of the dog or cat food.
(b) At least 70% by weight of the dog or cat
				  food, where the weight of the dog or cat food includes all water in the dog or
				  cat food.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 42 - Commercial Feed › Subchapter V - Dog and Cat Food › Section ATCP 42.44 - Prohibited labeling

Current through June 24, 2024
No labeling for dog or cat food may do any of the
					 following, either directly or by implication:
(1) Make any statement or representation,
				  including any pictorial or graphic representation, which is false, deceptive,
				  or misleading.
(2) Misrepresent
				  that a dog or cat food is suitable for a specified use.
(3) Fail to disclose, in connection with any
				  health or nutritional claim for dog or cat food, pertinent qualifications or
				  limitations on that claim.
(4) Make
				  any health or nutritional claim for dog or cat food unless the manufacturer has
				  reasonable scientific evidence to support that claim at the time the claim is
				  made.
(5) Claim that the dog or cat
				  food provides a complete, perfect, balanced or nutritionally adequate ration
				  for dogs or cats unless one of the following applies:
(a) The claim is true for all life stages of
				  dogs or cats.
(b) The claim clearly
				  identifies the life stage of dogs or cats for which it is true.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 42 - Commercial Feed › Subchapter VI - General Provisions › Section ATCP 42.46 - Good manufacturing practices

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) GENERAL.
				  Medicated commercial feed, and dog and cat food shall be manufactured,
				  processed, packaged, stored, and distributed in a manner which prevents
				  adulteration and misbranding.
(2)
				  BUILDINGS. Buildings and facilities used in manufacturing medicated commercial
				  feed or dog or cat food shall be all of the following:
(a) Adequate for the purpose used.
(b) Capable of being kept clean and in good
				  repair.
(c) Constructed to allow
				  convenient access for routine cleaning and maintenance.
(d) Kept clean and in good repair.
(e) Kept free of unhealthful or unsanitary
				  conditions.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 42 - Commercial Feed › Subchapter VI - General Provisions › Section ATCP 42.48 - Nutritional content

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) GENERAL. Except as provided under sub.
				  (3), the nutritional content of a commercial feed shall be suitable for the
				  intended use of that feed when the feed is used according to label
				  directions.
(2) NUTRITIONAL
				  STANDARDS. Except as provided under sub. (3), no person may manufacture or
				  distribute a commercial feed intended for dairy cattle, equine, sheep, goats,
				  ducks, geese, rabbits, mink, foxes, swine, poultry, fish, veal calves, or herd
				  replacement calves unless one of the following applies:
(a) The commercial feed complies with
				  applicable nutritional standards published by the national research council,
				  national academy of sciences contained in one of the following:
1.
Nutrient Requirements of Dairy
				  Cattle
(7th revised edition, 2001).
2.
Nutrient Requirements of
				  Horses
(6th revised edition, 2007).
3.
Nutrient Requirements of
				  Swine
(11th revised edition, 2012).
4.
Nutrient Requirements of Fish and
				  Shrimp
(2011).
5.
Nutrient Requirements of Small Ruminants: Sheep, Goats, Cervids, and
				  New World Camelids
(2007).
6.
Nutrient Requirements of Beef
				  Cattle
(8th revised edition, 2016).
7.
Nutrient Requirements of
				  Poultry
(9th revised edition, 1994).
8.
Nutrient Requirements of
				  Rabbits
(2nd revised edition 1977).
9.
Nutrient Requirements of Mink and
				  Foxes
(2nd revised edition, 1982).
Note:
Copies of the nutritional standards
					 listed in par. (a) are on file with the department and the legislative
					 reference bureau. Copies may also be obtained from the National Academies
					 Press, 500 Fifth St N.W., Washington, D.C. 20001, telephone 800-624-6242,
					 e-mail: customer_service@nap.edu or at the website
http://www.nap.edu
.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 42 - Commercial Feed › Subchapter VI - General Provisions › Section ATCP 42.50 - Drugs and other additives

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) DRUGS. No
				  person may manufacture or distribute any commercial feed which is a drug, or
				  which contains any drug, unless all of the following apply:
(a) The drug is safe and effective for its
				  intended use when used according to label directions.
(b) The drug and its use are approved or
				  sanctioned by the federal food and drug administration if federal law requires
				  that approval or sanction.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 42 - Commercial Feed › Subchapter VI - General Provisions › Section ATCP 42.54 - Non-protein nitrogen

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) USE OF NON-PROTEIN NITROGEN INGREDIENTS.
				  No non-protein nitrogen ingredient, such as urea, diammonium phosphate,
				  ammonium poly-phosphate solution, or ammoniated rice hulls, may be used as a
				  source of equivalent crude protein in a commercial feed intended for
				  non-ruminant animals. This subsection does not prohibit the use of non-protein
				  nitrogen ingredients for other nutrient purposes in a commercial feed intended
				  for non-ruminant animals, provided that all of the following apply:
(a) The non-protein nitrogen ingredients are
				  identified in the 2018
Official Publication of the Association of
				  American Feed Control Officials
.
Note:
Copies of the
Official
					 Publication of the Association of American Feed Control Officials
are
					 on file with the department and the legislative reference bureau. Paper or
					 electronic copies may be obtained from AAFCO at
www.aafco.org
.
(b) The equivalent crude protein incidentally
				  provided by all of the non-protein nitrogen ingredients does not exceed 1.25%
				  by weight of the commercial feed.
(c) The crude protein guarantee for the
				  commercial feed is stated in the following form:
"Crude protein, minimum,
				  __% (This includes not more than __% equivalent crude protein which is not
				  nutritionally available to [species of animal for which feed is
				  intended])."
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 42 - Commercial Feed › Subchapter VI - General Provisions › Section ATCP 42.56 - Enforcement

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) FORMAL ENFORCEMENT. Violations of this
				  chapter may subject the violator to any of the following enforcement actions:
(a) A holding order under s.
				  94.72(13)
				  (b), Stats.
(b) The denial, suspension, or revocation of
				  a commercial feed license under s.
				  93.06(7),
				  Stats., or the imposition of license conditions under s.
				  93.06(8),
				  Stats.
(c) Criminal sanctions or
				  court orders under s.
				  94.72(14),
				  Stats. Before referring any alleged labeling violation for court prosecution
				  under s.
				  94.72(14),
				  Stats., the department shall give the alleged violator notice and an
				  opportunity for an informal hearing on the alleged violation, as required under
				  s.
				  94.72(11),
				  Stats. The department, in its notice to the alleged violator, may specify
				  deadlines for requesting and holding an informal hearing. Section
				  94.72(11),
				  Stats., does not require the department to hold a contested case hearing under
				  ch. 227, Stats., and ch. ATCP 1 before referring an alleged labeling violation
				  for court prosecution.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 48 - Drainage districts › Subchapter I - Definitions › Section ATCP 48.01 - Definitions

Current through June 24, 2024
In this chapter:
(1) "Agricultural lands" means lands in
				  agricultural use as provided under s.
				  91.01(1),
				  Stats.
(2) "Base flow" means the
				  normal flow of water not associated with rainfall events.
(3) "Confirmed assessment" means an
				  assessment of costs or benefits that has been confirmed by a circuit court
				  under ch. 88, Stats., or an assessment of costs or benefits ordered by a county
				  drainage board after May 12, 1994.
(4) "Construction costs" means costs incurred
				  by a drainage district for a construction project. "Construction costs"
				  includes damages awarded to landowners in a drainage district who are adversely
				  affected by a construction project, but does not include maintenance,
				  restoration or operating costs.
(6)
				  "County drainage board" means the board created and appointed under s.
				  88.17,
				  Stats.
(6m) "Cross-section" means a
				  series of vertical sections of a drain, taken at periodic intervals along the
				  length of the drain at right angles to the center line of the alignment of the
				  drain.
Note: See s.
					 ATCP 48.20(1)
					 (b).
(7) "Department" means the state of Wisconsin
				  department of agriculture, trade and consumer protection.
(8) "District corridor" means the access
				  corridor and buffer strip established and maintained around a district ditch
				  under s.
				  ATCP
				  48.24.
(9)
				  "District ditch" means a district drain which is in the form of a
				  ditch.
(10) "District drain" means
				  a drain, including a main or lateral drain and all points of inlet to that
				  drain, that is located within a drainage district and is designated as a
				  district drain by one of the following:
(a) A
				  court order.
(b) A county drainage
				  board action that complies with s.
				  ATCP
				  48.20(5) or
				  48.21(2).
Note: A drain is not necessarily a "district drain" merely
					 because it is located on land within a drainage district, or merely because it
					 provides drainage for more than one landowner. In some cases, lands within a
					 drainage district are drained by private drains that empty into district
					 drains. Private drains are not operated or maintained by the county drainage
					 board; nor is there any district corridor surrounding a private drain.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 48 - Drainage districts › Subchapter II - Assessing Drainage District Costs and Benefits › Section ATCP 48.02 - Assessing costs against lands in a drainage district

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) GENERAL.
				  Pursuant to ch. 88, Stats., and this chapter, a county drainage board may,
				  after public hearing, issue an order levying cost assessments against land in a
				  drainage district to cover costs lawfully incurred by the drainage district,
				  including construction, maintenance, restoration, legal and operating costs.
Note: See, e.g., ss.
					 88.23,
					 88.35,
					 88.45,
					 88.63,
					 88.70,
					 88.71,
					 88.72
					 and
					 88.78,
					 Stats.
(2) CONSTRUCTION
				  COST ASSESSMENTS; LIMITATIONS.
(a) A county
				  drainage board may not levy cost assessments to construct a new drainage
				  district if the construction cost for that new district will exceed 75% of the
				  total assessed benefits accruing to district landowners from the construction
				  of that new district.
Note: See s.
					 88.36(6),
					 Stats. Benefits are assessed to landowners according to s.
					 ATCP
					 48.06.
(b) A county drainage board may not levy cost
				  assessments to construct enlarged or supplemental drains unless the drainage
				  board finds that the benefits from the enlarged or supplemental drains will
				  exceed the cost of construction.
Note: See s.
					 88.71(1m),
					 Stats. Benefits to landowners are assessed according to s.
					 ATCP
					 48.06.
(c) A county drainage board may not, without
				  obtaining the landowner's consent and sufficient security under s.
				  88.23(3),
				  Stats., levy a construction cost assessment against any parcel of land if the
				  amount of the assessment, when added to construction cost assessments
				  previously assessed to that parcel of land, exceeds the last confirmed
				  assessment of benefits for that parcel of land. This paragraph does not limit
				  the assessment of maintenance, restoration or operating costs.
Note: See ss.
					 88.23(3)
					 and
					 88.63,
					 Stats. See definitions of "construction costs," "maintenance costs," "operating
					 costs," and "restoration costs" under s.
					 ATCP 48.01(4), (14), (17) and
					 (22).
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 48 - Drainage districts › Subchapter II - Assessing Drainage District Costs and Benefits › Section ATCP 48.04 - Recovering costs from lands outside a drainage district

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) GENERAL. Except
				  as provided under subs. (2) and (3), a county drainage board may not levy a
				  cost assessment on behalf of a drainage district against lands located outside
				  the drainage district, but may do any of the following:
(a) Refuse to permit the connection of a
				  private drain to a district drain, except as provided under s.
				  88.93,
				  Stats.
Note: See s.
					 88.92,
					 Stats.
(b) Initiate an
				  action at law to recover damages, authorized by law, that are sustained by a
				  drainage district as a result of an action or omission by an owner of land
				  located outside the district.
(c)
				  Enter into an agreement with any person under which that person agrees to
				  compensate the drainage district for costs incurred by the drainage district
				  because that person's private drain is connected to a district drain.
(d) Order the annexation, to a drainage
				  district, of lands outside the district that benefit from the operation of any
				  district drain.
Note: See s.
					 88.78,
					 Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 48 - Drainage districts › Subchapter II - Assessing Drainage District Costs and Benefits › Section ATCP 48.06 - Assessing benefits to lands in a drainage district

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) INITIAL
				  ASSESSMENT OF BENEFITS. When a drainage district is created, a county drainage
				  board shall assess the benefits accruing from the drainage district to each
				  parcel of land in the drainage district. The county drainage board shall assess
				  benefits according to ch. 88, Stats., and this section. The drainage board's
				  assessment of benefits shall provide the basis for the drainage board's
				  allocation of cost assessments under s.
				  ATCP
				  48.02(3).
Note: See ss.
					 88.35
					 and
					 88.36,
					 Stats.
(2) REASSESSING
				  BENEFITS.
(a) If a county drainage board
				  determines that the last confirmed assessment of benefits for a drainage
				  district no longer reflects the actual current benefits to parcels of land in
				  that drainage district, the county drainage board may, after public hearing,
				  issue an order reassessing benefits. A county drainage board may reassess
				  benefits based on land use changes, the construction of new or modified
				  district drains, the subdivision of lands, or other factors affecting the
				  allocation of benefits to landowners.
Note: A reassessment under par. (a) should adjust all
					 assessed benefits in the district, as necessary, to correct any inequities and
					 injustices found by the board. The adjustment need not be proportional to the
					 former confirmed benefits. See s.
					 88.46(2),
					 Stats.
(b) A county
				  drainage board may reassess benefits under par. (a) on its own motion, or in
				  response to a petition from landowners under s.
				  88.46,
				  Stats. A reassessment of benefits provides the basis for any subsequent
				  allocation of cost assessments under s.
				  ATCP
				  48.02(3).
Note: A landowner petition filed with the drainage board
					 under s.
					 88.46,
					 Stats., must be signed by at least 1/10 of the owners of land in a drainage
					 district, or by the owners of at least 1/10 of the land in a drainage
					 district.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 48 - Drainage districts › Subchapter II - Assessing Drainage District Costs and Benefits › Section ATCP 48.08 - Assessing benefits to agricultural lands

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) FACTORS
				  CONSIDERED. When assessing benefits to agricultural lands in a drainage
				  district, a county drainage board shall consider all of the following factors:
(a) The estimated increase in land value
				  resulting from drainage. When estimating an increase in land value, a county
				  drainage board may consider the current and potential uses of the land, taking
				  into account any deed restrictions, easements, restrictive covenants, or other
				  use limitations recorded with the county register of deeds. A potential use
				  does not include a use that is prohibited by law.
(b) The type, depth, quality and character of
				  surface soil and subsoil on the assessed land, and the depth of the water table
				  on that land.
Note: Soils with high water tables normally receive the
					 greatest benefit from drainage.
(c) The amount of drainage required by, or
				  provided to the assessed land.
(d)
				  The thoroughness and reliability of drainage provided.
(e) The amount and frequency of flooding on
				  the assessed land.
(f) The
				  difficulty of draining the assessed land.
(g) Other factors which the county drainage
				  board considers relevant.
Note: Information relevant to the assessment of benefits
					 may be obtained from a variety of sources including soil survey reports, aerial
					 photographs, topographic maps, cropping histories, wetland maps, maps of
					 original benefitted acres, interviews with individual landowners and on-site
					 investigations.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 48 - Drainage districts › Subchapter II - Assessing Drainage District Costs and Benefits › Section ATCP 48.10 - Assessing benefits to nonagricultural lands

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) FACTORS
				  CONSIDERED. When assessing benefits to nonagricultural lands in a drainage
				  district, a county drainage board may consider all the factors specified for
				  agricultural lands under s.
				  ATCP
				  48.08(1). The county drainage board
				  may also consider the extent and frequency of additional discharges from the
				  nonagricultural lands to district drains, and the drainage district's cost to
				  accommodate those additional discharges. Additional discharges may include
				  additional discharges of stormwater, wastewater, or precipitation runoff from
				  impermeable surfaces.
Note: The county drainage board may also assess upstream
					 municipalities for costs of enlarging or maintaining drains that are
					 attributable to increased water flow from the municipality. See s.
					 88.64,
					 Stats., and s.
					 ATCP
					 48.04(3).
(2) ALLOCATING ASSESSMENTS. A county drainage
				  board may assess benefits to nonagricultural lands, including rural
				  subdivisions or individual rural residences, based on a flat amount per lot,
				  per acre, or per building or residence.
See s.
						88.35,
						Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 48 - Drainage districts › Subchapter III - Inspecting drainage districts › Section ATCP 48.12 - Inspection authority

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) Pursuant to s.
				  88.13,
				  Stats., a member of a county drainage board or an employee or other authorized
				  agent of a county drainage board may enter any lands in a drainage district to
				  perform an inspection under this subchapter, or to perform any other inspection
				  of a district drain or corridor.
Note: A county drainage board may authorize a landowner in
					 a drainage district to make an inspection as an agent of the board. See s.
					 88.63(1m),
					 Stats.
(2) Before a county
				  drainage board or its agent performs an inspection on private lands, other than
				  in a district corridor under s.
				  ATCP 48.24,
				  the county drainage board or its agent shall notify the landowner of the
				  inspection. Notice may be given in person, by telephone, by mail or, if the
				  landowner is not available, by posting notice at a conspicuous location at an
				  entrance to the land. Notice under this section is adequate if given at any
				  time prior to entry.
(3) A county
				  drainage board may employ or contract with any person to perform an inspection
				  on behalf of the county drainage board.
Section
						88.20,
						Stats., prohibits conflicts of interest by members of a county drainage board.
						See also s.
						946.13,
						Stats.
Wisconsin Administrative Code › Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection › ATCP 20-54 - Agricultural Resource Management › Chapter ATCP 48 - Drainage districts › Subchapter III - Inspecting drainage districts › Section ATCP 48.14 - Annual inspection

Current through June 24, 2024
(1) REQUIREMENT. A county drainage board or
				  its authorized employee or agent shall annually inspect every drainage
				  district. The inspection shall include an inspection of all district drains and
				  district corridors, and shall determine all of the following:
(a) Whether district drains are being
				  maintained in compliance with this chapter.
(b) Whether a district corridor has been
				  established and is being maintained around every district ditch in compliance
				  with this chapter.
(c) Whether
				  landowners are complying with applicable requirements under this
				  chapter.
(d) Whether, and to what
				  extent, sedimentation has occurred in district drains.
(e) Whether the cross-sections or grade
				  profiles of district drains have changed significantly from the formally
				  established cross-sections or grade profiles.
(f) Whether any drains should be restored,
				  altered or improved to ensure proper drainage, to reduce soil erosion or
				  sedimentation problems, or to comply with this chapter.
(g) Whether the district drainage system is
				  operating effectively to achieve the goals which have been specified for the
				  drainage district pursuant to s.
				  88.63,
				  Stats., and s.
				  ATCP 48.36(1)
				  (f).
Note: A county drainage board may perform an annual
					 inspection in stages during the year. Reports covering the various stages of
					 the inspection may be combined in a single report under sub. (3).