ok-1095: Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry — Animal Industry

Summary

The proposed rule amendments updates the definition for certificate of veterinary inspection and owner-shipper statement; requires a non-APHIS 7001 CVI form to be submitted for importation of domestic companion animals; adds sheep, goats, and cervid species to the livestock auction market requirements and testing requirements; adds a requirement for all non-negative tests to be reported for EIA laboratories; adds a late fee for EIA laboratories for failing to timely renew annual licenses; removes the requirement for retests by the National Veterinary Services Laboratory for Equidae testing; adds a location for microchips and applications for positive Equidae; adds a requirement for veterinarians to scan for microchips for moving Equidae through approved markets; adds a requirement for market veterinarians to have blood samples submitted to approved labs within five days and for the results to be sent to the purchaser within ten days of the sale; removes VS Form 10-11 as an official test record; removes language from import and exhibition poultry and replaces it with poultry; adds hunting to the intended use for poultry over four months; adds a late fee for feral swine sporting facilities; increases the feral swine transporter and captive hunter license fee; adds the requirement for owner-shipper statements for sheep/goats moving through sales or exhibitions; adds a requirement for where captive cervid species have to be kept; adds a late fee for farmed Cervidae renewal postmarked after April 1st; revokes the registration of exotic Cervidae species requirement; and adds a new rule for the chronic wasting genetic improvement program.

The agency’s own summary, as published.