Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-6-107
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Swine identification verification – Testing requirements
Official statutory text
A. Each person who presents swine for a swine exhibition,
special sale, or show shall provide verification of one of the
following:
1. A federal premises identification number; or
2. A state location identification number.
B. Swine shall be individually identified at the time of
testing with both ear notches and an 840 USDA button-type electronic
official identification ear tag. Untested exhibition swine
originating from a validated-qualified (V/Q) herd shall be similarly
identified prior to exhibition.
C. All swine shall meet one of the following testing
requirements:
1. Oklahoma origin swine shall have a negative brucellosis and
pseudorabies test after May 15 each year for fall exhibitions and
after November 10 each year for spring exhibitions. These tests
shall be valid for the entire respective exhibition season, unless
in the opinion of the designated epidemiologist the swine have been
exposed to pseudorabies or brucellosis. The swine shall also be
accompanied by a copy of the official test chart or a certificate of
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veterinary inspection listing the test results, laboratory name,
laboratory accession number, and individual identification number.
2. Swine originating from outside of Oklahoma shall meet the
requirements of OAC 35:15-22-33.
3. Each swine shall originate from a V/Q herd and only be
exhibited by an immediate family member of the V/Q herd owner. The
V/Q herd number, most recent quarterly test date, and official
identification numbers of all swine being exhibited shall be listed
on the certificate of veterinary inspection.
special sale, or show shall provide verification of one of the
following:
1. A federal premises identification number; or
2. A state location identification number.
B. Swine shall be individually identified at the time of
testing with both ear notches and an 840 USDA button-type electronic
official identification ear tag. Untested exhibition swine
originating from a validated-qualified (V/Q) herd shall be similarly
identified prior to exhibition.
C. All swine shall meet one of the following testing
requirements:
1. Oklahoma origin swine shall have a negative brucellosis and
pseudorabies test after May 15 each year for fall exhibitions and
after November 10 each year for spring exhibitions. These tests
shall be valid for the entire respective exhibition season, unless
in the opinion of the designated epidemiologist the swine have been
exposed to pseudorabies or brucellosis. The swine shall also be
accompanied by a copy of the official test chart or a certificate of
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 2. Agriculture Page 251
veterinary inspection listing the test results, laboratory name,
laboratory accession number, and individual identification number.
2. Swine originating from outside of Oklahoma shall meet the
requirements of OAC 35:15-22-33.
3. Each swine shall originate from a V/Q herd and only be
exhibited by an immediate family member of the V/Q herd owner. The
V/Q herd number, most recent quarterly test date, and official
identification numbers of all swine being exhibited shall be listed
on the certificate of veterinary inspection.
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