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54-2721. High-risk animal, defined.High-risk animal means a sexually intact animal that is:(1) The progeny of a scrapie-positive dam;(2) Born in the same flock during the same lambing season as progeny of a scrapie-positive dam, unless the progeny of the scrapie-positive dam are from separate contemporary lambing groups;(3) Born in the same flock during the same lambing season that a scrapie-positive animal was born or during any subsequent lambing season, if born before that flock completes requirements of a flock plan; or(4) An exposed female sheep determined to be genetically susceptible or of unknown genotype.Male sheep that have been tested and classified as resistant using an official genotype test are excluded from the definition of high-risk animal. SourceLaws 2003, LB 158, § 21.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Nebraska > Chapter54 > 54-2721

54-2721. High-risk animal, defined.High-risk animal means a sexually intact animal that is:(1) The progeny of a scrapie-positive dam;(2) Born in the same flock during the same lambing season as progeny of a scrapie-positive dam, unless the progeny of the scrapie-positive dam are from separate contemporary lambing groups;(3) Born in the same flock during the same lambing season that a scrapie-positive animal was born or during any subsequent lambing season, if born before that flock completes requirements of a flock plan; or(4) An exposed female sheep determined to be genetically susceptible or of unknown genotype.Male sheep that have been tested and classified as resistant using an official genotype test are excluded from the definition of high-risk animal. SourceLaws 2003, LB 158, § 21.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Nebraska > Chapter54 > 54-2721

54-2721. High-risk animal, defined.High-risk animal means a sexually intact animal that is:(1) The progeny of a scrapie-positive dam;(2) Born in the same flock during the same lambing season as progeny of a scrapie-positive dam, unless the progeny of the scrapie-positive dam are from separate contemporary lambing groups;(3) Born in the same flock during the same lambing season that a scrapie-positive animal was born or during any subsequent lambing season, if born before that flock completes requirements of a flock plan; or(4) An exposed female sheep determined to be genetically susceptible or of unknown genotype.Male sheep that have been tested and classified as resistant using an official genotype test are excluded from the definition of high-risk animal. SourceLaws 2003, LB 158, § 21.