New Jersey § 4:5-93
Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 4:5-93, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 4:5-93.
As used in this act: “ Brucellosis, ” commonly called Bang's disease of live stock, is a disease that causes an economic
loss in dairy herds and is a menace to public health. “ Board ” means the State Board of Agriculture. “ Department ” means the Department of Agriculture. “ Division ” means the Division of Animal Health. “ Live stock ” includes any domestic animal subject to brucella infection. “ Owner ” includes any person, firm, co-partnership, association or corporation owning or
leasing any live stock. “ Official test ” includes all tests for brucellosis made by a veterinarian under the supervision
of or authorization from the director of the division. “ Private test ” includes all tests for brucellosis other than official tests made at the owner's
expense. “ Positive ” applies to live stock giving a reaction sufficient to indicate the presence of brucellosis. “ Suspicious ” applied to live stock tested for brucellosis and giving a reaction not sufficient
to justify the classification as positive. “ Vaccine ” means any type of brucella vaccine approved by the board to be administered by a
veterinarian authorized by the division. “ Calfhood vaccination ” means the administration by an authorized veterinarian of brucella vaccine to calves
between the ages of 4 and 8 months. “ Adult vaccination ” means the administration by an authorized veterinarian of brucella vaccine to animals
over 8 months of age.
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