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If you raise sheep or goats in Michigan, scrapie regulations are not optional — they apply to your flock regardless of size, and non-compliance can affect your ability to sell, move, or exhibit animals.
Ohio is home to one of the largest and most diverse agricultural economies in the Midwest, and protecting that industry starts with a single critical action: reporting a sick animal before a disease spreads.
Mississippi’s livestock and poultry industries form a cornerstone of the state’s agricultural economy, and protecting that foundation depends on fast, accurate disease reporting.
If you raise cattle, poultry, swine, horses, or any other livestock in Louisiana, you carry a legal and civic responsibility that goes beyond feeding and housing your animals.
Livestock biosecurity in Connecticut is not a suggestion — it is a framework of state-enforced obligations that every farm owner, hobby farmer, and livestock handler must understand.
Wyoming has one of the longest and most widespread histories with chronic wasting disease of any state in the nation.
Some of the most extraordinary wildlife experiences on the planet are hiding right in your own backyard — no passport required.
Hawaii’s livestock industry faces a biosecurity challenge unlike any other state in the nation.
Massachusetts livestock owners face one of the most consequential responsibilities in agriculture: keeping disease off their property and out of the broader food supply.
The Netherlands punches well above its weight when it comes to world-class animal parks.
North Carolina is one of the nation’s leading agricultural states, and protecting its livestock industry starts with a single, time-sensitive action: reporting.
Scrapie has been devastating sheep and goat flocks across the United States for decades, and Maryland producers are on the front lines of the national effort to eliminate it for good.
Kansas ranks among the top livestock-producing states in the nation, and protecting that agricultural foundation depends heavily on one critical practice: timely, accurate disease reporting.
Florida has one of the most agriculturally significant livestock industries in the southeastern United States, and protecting that industry from brucellosis is a cornerstone of the state’s animal health framework.
Livestock disease outbreaks can spread across a county — or across state lines — within days.
Montana sits at the center of the United States brucellosis challenge.
Finding a trustworthy breeder in Toronto takes more than a quick Google search and a good feeling about someone’s website.
Oklahoma ranks among the top cattle-producing states in the nation, and that agricultural backbone depends on one thing above all else: healthy animals.
Rhode Island may be the smallest state in the nation, but its livestock biosecurity rules carry serious weight for every animal owner operating within its borders.
If you raise cattle or bison in Idaho, brucellosis regulations are not a background concern — they are an active part of how you manage your herd every year.
