Wyoming Administrative Code Agency 051 - Livestock Board
Here’s a comprehensive overview of the Wyoming Administrative Code – Agency 051: Livestock Board:
🏛️ Agency Structure & Chapters
Agency 051, under Subagency 0001, establishes rules for:
Livestock markets and dealers (§§ 1––n in Chapter 1) – covers licensing, operations, facilities, brand inspections, market duties, livestock sales (including internet/video) (law.cornell.edu).
Service fees (Chapter 10) – defines fees for records, copies, research, miscellaneous services (wyoleg.gov).
Importation (Chapter 8) – regulates import requirements for cattle, bison, etc. (casetext.com).
Scrapie control (Chapter 13) – outlines procedures for managing scrapie disease in sheep/goats (casetext.com).
Additionally, under Subagency 0003, the State Veterinarian’s rules apply (Chapters 1–15), though not detailed here (law.cornell.edu).
📋 Chapter Highlights
Chapter 1 – Markets, Sales & Dealers
§1‑1 to §1‑17: Authority, definitions, enforcement, and market licensing.
Licensing: Covers temporary/restricted markets, dealer registration, and internet/video livestock sale rules (law.cornell.edu).
Chapter 8 – Import Rules
Sets requirements for importing cattle and bison, including health certificates and testing protocols (casetext.com).
Chapter 10 – Fee Schedule
Formalizes fees for electronic/non-electronic record requests, copying, certified copies, faxing, postage, and other services (regulations.justia.com).
Chapter 13 – Scrapie Prevention
Implements testing, identification, reporting, and control measures for scrapie in sheep and goats .
⚖️ Role of the Board & Enforcement
The Livestock Board enforces compliance through licensing requirements, brand inspections and penalties for violations (e.g., §1‑4 includes penalties for non-compliance) (law.cornell.edu). The Board ensures animal health, disease control, and market integrity across Wyoming.
✅ Summary
Agency 051 – Livestock Board regulates livestock markets, dealer registration, livestock importation, disease control (notably scrapie), and service fees. Its rules aim to protect animal health, maintain market standards, and support agriculture. Chapters 1, 8, 10, and 13 are among the key provisions.
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