Changes In Choler^
Regulations Revealed
On October 16, 1969 the
North Carolina Board of Agri
culture acting under autho
rity conferred by General
Statute 106-322.3 passed reg
ulations whereby, in addition
to the provisions provided in
G. S. 106-322.3, no indemni
ties shall be paid for swine
dying or destroyed because of
being affected with or ex
posed to hog cholera:
(1 ) When there is evidence
that swine on the premises
have had access to garbage, or
table scraps including those
from the owner's table, unless
the owner is in possession of
a valid permit issued by the
North Carolina Department
of Agriculture and is in com
pliance with all provisions of
the State Garbage Feeding
Law and Regulations.
(2) When fences have not
been maintained adequately
to keep swine on the premises
from leaving, and others from
entering.
(3) When failure to dispose
of dead swine as required by
law has occurred.
(4) When the owner or
person in charge has failed to
take reasonable care in pre- ,
venting unnecessary traffic of s
people, animals or equipment
into areas containing swine. '
"Unnecessary" shall mean
not essential to the feeding
and maintenance of the
swine.
The changes were made by
the Board of Agriculture con
tingent upon approval by the
North Carolina Hog Cholera
Control and Eradication Reg
ulatory^. Committee. Unani
mous approval was given by
the Committee on October
23, 1969. The changes are
effective immediately.
Under regulations promul
gated by Commissioner James
A. Graham on July 18, 1969 1
and approved by the North '
Carolina Board of Agriculture
on October 16, 1969, swine
may be moved from farm to
farm only after a permit has
been secured from the State
Veterinarian or his aurtho
rized representative. A condi
tion for granting the permit
has been that all swine mov
ing from farm to farm be
given a prophylactic dose of
anti-hog cholera serum by a
licensed Veterinarian within S
days prior to the date of
IT'S
COMING
arrival at their destination or
within 24 hours after arrival
at North Carolina destination.
Henceforth, the requirement
' for administration of anti-hog
cholera serum to swine mov
ing from farm to farm shall
not apply to the movement
of swine from a single farm of
origin to a farm where addi
tions have not been made
within the preceding 30 days,
except from the same source.
In Service
LEAMON HIGH, JR.
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Rogers of Route 2, Bunn, N.
C., is serving with he Second
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sion, Camp Lejeune, N. C.
His battalion is part of the
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units of the Atlantic Fleet.
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