Minnesota SF2302 modifies farmed Cervidae provisions, including mandatory surveillance and depopulation for chronic wasting disease.
Minnesota SF2302 modifies farmed Cervidae provisions by requiring an annual inventory of each farmed Cervidae herd verified by an accredited veterinarian and filed with the Board of Animal Health. Movement of farmed Cervidae must be reported to the Board within 14 days. All animals from farmed Cervidae herds over six months of age that die or are slaughtered must be tested for chronic wasting disease.
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