Program urges premise ID to help fight spread of livestock disease
MIDWEST CITY — Oklahoma 's livestock producers have been urged to register their premises as part of a new, voluntary, animal disease traceback program called "Locate in 48” launched Thursday by the state Agriculture, Food and Forestry Department and an industry advisory committee.
State officials hope to build a confidential database that contains the name of the producer, the types of animals raised on the pro...
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