MN SF4095

Requires farmed Cervidae herd inventories to be verified by an accredited veterinarian and filed with the Board of Animal Health every 12 months

Mandates live-animal testing methods to the extent practicable for surveillance of farmed Cervidae herds, with all animals over 12 months of age that die or are slaughtered tested for chronic wasting disease

Requires movement of farmed Cervidae between premises to be reported to the Board of Animal Health within 14 days using board-approved forms

Requires Board of Animal Health to consider relevant test results from other states when determining a herd's chronic wasting disease status

Requires premises where chronic wasting disease is detected to maintain fencing for five years after detection and post biohazard signs as directed by the board