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Mart regulations.

exercise is the antidote · 2013-12-30 08:39:45

Have heifers and to go to the mart in the new year they where tb tested in November. They be 20 months. Will I have to get them tested again before selling? What about brucellosis test? . Thanks.

30-12-2013 8:39am

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Have heifers and to go to the mart in the new year they where tb tested in November. They be 20 months. Will I have to get them tested again before selling? What about brucellosis test? . Thanks.

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#2 30-12-2013 8:41am

jomoloney

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you're good for tb till next Nov and bruc until they reach 2 years of age

sell away ... good luck

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#3 30-12-2013 10:39am

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TB test is good for 12 months to sell within this country. It's 60 days for export but your heifers are a bit old for the export trade so not being export eligible won't matter.

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#4 30-12-2013 7:38pm

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Its actually 30 days for export for TB

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