051-15 Wyo. Code R. §§ 15-8 - Common Grazing Trichomoniasis Test Requirements
(a) All
Trichomoniasis Test Eligible Bulls that will be grazed in Common Grazing or
used by Common Grazing participants for breeding purposes prior to the Common
Grazing shall test negative to one (1) Official Trichomoniasis Test prior to
turn out. This test may be either an individual sample test or a Pooled Sample
test with no more than five bull's samples from one owner pooled together at
the testing laboratory. The following are exemptions to this requirement:
(i) Virgin male Bovine less than twenty-four
(24) months of age;
(ii)
Trichomoniasis Test Eligible Bulls having tested negative on an Official
Trichomoniasis Test after the previous breeding season and which have had no
subsequent reproductive exposure;
(iii) Trichomoniasis Test Eligible Bulls used
in Common Grazing arrangements may be exempted from testing by the State
Veterinarian if all owners of Herd Units participating in the Common Grazing
arrangement submit a single group testing waiver request in writing.
(b) A copy of the negative
Trichomoniasis test record shall be supplied to the offices of the Board prior
to Trichomoniasis Test Eligible Bulls being released for Common
Grazing.
(c) A producer who manages
Bovine on Common Grazing may request the State Veterinarian to investigate
compliance with these rules by participants of the Common Grazing arrangement
directly involving that producer's Bovine. The State Veterinarian, or his
designee, shall investigate and take appropriate action in a timely
manner.
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