Minnesota Administrative Rules Agency 110 - Animal Health Board
Here’s a refined overview of Agency 110 – Board of Animal Health under the Minnesota Administrative Rules:
📘 Agency 110 – Animal Health Board (MN Rules)
The Animal Health Board’s jurisdiction is organized into several chapters covering rules on importation, disease control, exhibitions, carcass disposal, and more:
Chapters Overview:
1700 – Importation of Livestock and Poultry
1705 – Diseases of Domestic Animals
1710 – Diseases of Poultry
1715 – Livestock Exhibitions and Markets
1719 – Animal Carcasses
1720 – Miscellaneous
1721 – Animal Health (comprehensive general provisions) (revisor.mn.gov, regulations.justia.com)
📖 Chapter 1721 – Animal Health (Selected Sections)
This chapter is the most detailed, with specific parts addressing species and biosecurity:
General Provisions (definitions, disease control, official tags, CVIs)
Livestock Concentration Points (sales, exhibitions, slaughter facilities)
Species-Specific Rules: cattle/bison, swine, horses, poultry, cervidae, sheep/goats, dogs/cats/ferrets
Disease Protocols: anthrax, rabies control
Garbage feed regulations
Biologics restrictions
Carcass Disposal procedures (revisor.mn.gov)
🔍 Where to Read the Full Text
Official MN Revisor site: complete, government-published chapters (e.g., Chapter 1721) (revisor.mn.gov)
Third-party aggregators (Justia, Cornell LII): summarizing chapters and parts – useful index but may lag behind official updates (regulations.justia.com)
✅ Recommendation
For the most current and authoritative rules:
Visit the Revisor of Statutes for Agency 110 (especially Chapter 1721): official PDFs and version history. (revisor.mn.gov)
For more user-friendly overviews, the Board of Animal Health website outlines regulatory intent, especially for import procedures and permit workflows. (bah.state.mn.us)
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