20,160 sections across 1,928 Iowa regulatory chapters.
R.21—61.13 and 61.14
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R.21—61.15 Conveyances requirements. Conveyances for transporting carcasses of animals must be
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provided with watertight bed or tank not less than 24 inches in depth; all metal or metal-lined and watertight at least 4 inches above the general level of the bottom of box or bed; endgate to be of metal or metal-lined, hinged at the bottom of box or bed and fastened firmly at t…
R.21—61.16 Disposal plant trucks. All trucks used for transporting carcasses of dead animals on the
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highways must be owned and operated by a licensed disposal plant, except as provided for in rule 21—64.104(167). The name and address and license number of the plant shall be painted on both sides of the truck in letters not less than four inches high and in a color in definite c…
R.21—61.17 Disposal employees. In cases where licensed disposal plants have employees operating
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trucks in other cities or towns, they must operate under the name of the licensed disposal plant by which they are employed, and this applies to all advertisements and listings. This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code section 167.15.
R.21—61.18 Tarpaulins. No disposal plant truck shall be moved on the highway without having a
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tarpaulin which is adequate to cover the bed of the truck and anything contained therein. If any carcass is contained in the truck or the truck has not been thoroughly cleaned, such tarpaulin must be in place covering the bed of the truck and its contents. Such tarpaulin must hav…
R.21—61.19 Disposal vehicles—disinfection. Whenever a vehicle or person in charge thereof has been
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upon any premises for the purpose of removing the carcass of any animal, or where animals are dead or dying, before such vehicle can be taken upon a public highway or upon other premises and before leaving the premises of the rendering plant on each trip the wheels of such vehicl…
R.21—61.2 Animal disposal—persons defined. Any person who shall obtain from any other person
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the body of any animal for the purpose of obtaining the hide, skin or grease from such animal in any way whatsoever shall be deemed to be engaged in the business of disposing of dead animals. This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code section 167.3.
R.21—61.20 to 61.22
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R.21—61.23 Rendering plant committee. If a committee, composed of a member of the division of
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animal industry, a member of the dairy and food division and representatives of the state board of health and local board of health, after investigation finds that the location or management of any rendering plant interferes with the health, comfort and enjoyment of life or prope…
R.21—61.24 Rendering plant—spraying. It will be necessary for the management of each rendering
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or processing plant to spray the inside of each building, including the doors, windows and screens, as well as all trucks used in transporting the bodies of dead animals, with an approved and effective fly control agent every 30 days beginning the first of April and continuing th…
R.21—61.25 Penalty. See Iowa Code section 167.19
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This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code section 167.19.
R.21—61.26 and 61.27
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R.21—61.28 Anthrax. The carcass of no animal which dies or which has been killed on account of
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being affected with anthrax may be handled by a disposal plant. In case through error or otherwise an anthrax carcass is brought into a disposal plant, the plant and its trucks shall be placed under quarantine immediately on the premises of the disposal plant. And said quarantine…
R.21—61.29 Anthrax—disposal. All carcasses of animals dead or which have been killed on account
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of being infected with anthrax must be burned within 24 hours intact without removal of the hide, together with all contaminated flooring, mangers, feed racks, watering troughs, buckets, bedding, litter, soil and utensils. In case such flooring, mangers, feed racks, watering trou…
R.21—61.3 Disposing of dead animals by cooking. Any person desiring to engage in the business of
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disposing of the bodies of dead animals by cooking or otherwise shall file with the department of agriculture and land stewardship of the state of Iowa an application for license. This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code section 167.2.
R.21—61.30 Classical swine fever—carcasses. All carcasses of hogs dead of classical swine fever
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must be burned within 24 hours intact, or they may be disposed of within 24 hours by the operator of a licensed rendering plant. In the event that the owner neglects or refuses to make such disposition of the carcass or carcasses of hogs dead of classical swine fever, then the di…
R.21—61.31 Noncommunicable diseases—carcasses. All carcasses of animals, dead from
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noncommunicable diseases, may be either burned within 24 hours, or such carcasses may be disposed of within 24 hours by the operator of a licensed rendering plant. In the event that the owner neglects or refuses to make such disposition of the carcass or carcasses, then the dispo…
R.21—61.32 Carcass disposal—streams. All persons are strictly forbidden to throw the carcass of any
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animal into any river, stream, lake or pond or bury the carcass of any animal near any stream or tile drain. Such carcasses if dead of noncommunicable disease, if not disposed of to a rendering plant, must be buried six feet below the surface of the ground, in accordance with the…
R.21—61.33 Improper disposal. When the owner of any animal, dead from any cause, neglects or
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refuses to make proper disposition of the carcasses of such animals it shall be the duty of the township trustees or local board of health to supervise the disposal of such carcasses. This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code section 167.13. [Filed 11/26/57] [Filed 1/13/84, No…
R.21—61.4 License fee. Such applicant shall, upon filing such application, pay to the department of
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agriculture and land stewardship the sum of $100. This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code section 167.4.
R.21—61.5 Certificate issuance. If the secretary of agriculture shall find that such applicant is a
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responsible and reliable person and capable of conducting properly such business, and that the place where such business is to be conducted is a suitable and sanitary place, the secretary shall issue to such applicant a certificate to that effect. This rule is intended to impleme…
R.21—61.6 Filing certificate. Such applicant shall file such certificate with the department of
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agriculture and land stewardship and shall pay said department the sum of $100 for a license to conduct such business. This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code section 167.7.
R.21—61.7 License renewal. Every person operating under a license issued by the department of
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agriculture and land stewardship shall pay, annually, for the renewal of such license the sum of $100. This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code section 167.10.
R.21—61.8 to 61.10
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R.21—62.1 Definitions. For purposes of this chapter, unless a different meaning is clearly indicated by
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the context: “Breeder of a foal” means the owner of the brood mare at the time the foal is dropped. “Breeder of a greyhound dog” means the owner of the pup(s) at the time of whelping. “Department” means the Iowa department of agriculture and land stewardship. “Onionskin” means an…
R.21—62.10 Iowa thoroughbred stallion requirements. To qualify as an Iowa thoroughbred stallion,
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a stallion must be certified by and registered with the department. 62.10(1) Rescinded IAB 8/20/14, effective 9/24/14. 62.10(2) All Iowa registered stallions must meet one of the following qualifications: a. Stallions that have previously bred a mare in any state must have reside…
R.21—62.11 Notification requirements. The owner or owner’s authorized representative must give
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immediate notification to the department if the stallion leaves the state. If the stallion leaves the state for breeding purposes, the Iowa Stallion Eligibility Certificate will be invalidated. Subsequently, if the owner(s) wishes to return the stallion to service in Iowa, the or…
R.21—62.12 Stallion qualification and application procedure. To qualify a stallion as an Iowa
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registered stallion the owner is required to complete the application for an Iowa Stallion Eligibility Certificate and forward it to the Horse Racing Section, Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship, Wallace State Office Building, Des Moines, Iowa 50319. The issuance …
R.21—62.13 Application information. Every person wanting to offer or stand a stallion as an Iowa
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registered stallion must file with the department a written application, utilizing Form S-1, and providing the following: 1. Name of stallion; 2. The name(s) of the owner(s) and address(es); 3. The place where the stallion stood for service during the previous year; 4. The place …
R.21—62.14 Breeding record—report of mares bred. Every person offering or standing any stallion
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for services as an Iowa registered stallion shall maintain a complete breeding record of the stallion and all mares of any breed bred to the stallion. 62.14(1) Such records shall be available to the department for inspection by a department inspector and shall include the followi…
R.21—62.15 Iowa-foaled horses and brood mares. To qualify for the “Iowa Horse and Dog Breeders’
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Fund” program, horses must be Iowa foaled. 62.15(1) All thoroughbred horses foaled in Iowa which are registered by the Jockey Club as Iowa foaled shall be considered to be Iowa foaled. 62.15(2) Eligibility for brood mare residence shall be achieved by meeting at least one of the …
R.21—62.16 Iowa-foaled horse status. Iowa-foaled horse status can be achieved the following two
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ways: 1. All thoroughbred horses foaled in Iowa which are registered by the Jockey Club as Iowa foaled shall be considered to be Iowa foaled. 2. A foal from a mare meeting the eligibility requirements will be eligible to become an Iowa-foaled horse. 62.16(1) Both Iowa-foaled cate…
R.21—62.17 to 62.19
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STANDARDBRED DIVISION
R.21—62.2 Iowa horse and dog breeders’ fund and Iowa thoroughbred horse breeders’
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promotion fund. Iowa-foaled horses and Iowa-whelped dog records and breeder payments: The department will establish and maintain a records system entitled the “Iowa Horse and Dog Breeders’ Fund.” This records system will feature a list of thoroughbred, standardbred and quarter ho…
R.21—62.20 Iowa standardbred stallion requirements. To qualify as an Iowa standardbred stallion, a
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stallion must be certified by and registered with the department. 62.20(1) Rescinded IAB 8/20/14, effective 9/24/14. 62.20(2) All Iowa registered standardbred stallions must meet one of the following qualifications: a. Stallions that have previously bred a mare in any state must …
R.21—62.21 Notification requirements. The owner or owner’s authorized representative must give
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immediate notification to the department if the stallion leaves the state. If the stallion leaves the state before August 1 for breeding purposes, the Iowa Stallion Eligibility Certificate will be invalidated. Subsequently, if the owner(s) wishes to return the stallion to service…
R.21—62.22 Stallion qualification and application procedure. To qualify a stallion as an Iowa
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registered stallion, the owner is required to complete the application for an Iowa Stallion Eligibility Certificate and forward it to the Horse Racing Section, Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship, Wallace State Office Building, Des Moines, Iowa 50319. The issuance…
R.21—62.23 Application information. Every person wanting to offer or stand a stallion as an Iowa
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registered stallion must file with the department a written application, utilizing Form S-1, and providing the following: 1. Name of stallion; 2. The name(s) of the owner(s) and address(es); 3. The place where the stallion stood for service during the previous year; 4. The place …
R.21—62.24 Breeding record—report of mares bred. Every person offering or standing any stallion
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for services as an Iowa registered stallion shall maintain a complete breeding record of the stallion and all mares of any breed bred to the stallion. 62.24(1) Such records shall be available to the department for inspection by a department inspector and shall include the followi…
R.21—62.25 Iowa-foaled horses and brood mares. To qualify for the “Iowa Horse and Dog Breeders’
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Fund” program, horses must be Iowa foaled. 62.25(1) All standardbred horses foaled in Iowa which are registered by the U.S. Trotting Association as Iowa foaled shall be considered to be Iowa foaled. 62.25(2) Eligibility for brood mare residence shall be achieved by meeting at lea…
R.21—62.26 Iowa-foaled horse status. Iowa-foaled horse status can be achieved the following two
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ways: 1. All standardbred horses foaled in Iowa which are registered by the U.S. Trotting Association as Iowa foaled shall be considered to be Iowa foaled. 2. A foal from a mare meeting the eligibility requirements will be eligible to become an Iowa-foaled horse. 62.26(1) Both Io…
R.21—62.27 to 62.29 Reserved
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QUARTER HORSE DIVISION
R.21—62.3 Forms. The following forms to qualify thoroughbred, standardbred and quarter horses as
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registered and certified Iowa-foaled horses and to qualify dogs as registered and certified Iowa-whelped dogs are available and can be obtained from the department. The forms shall provide for the applicant to certify the truthfulness and accuracy of the information. 62.3(1) Thor…
R.21—62.30 Iowa quarter horse stallion requirements. To qualify as an Iowa quarter horse stallion,
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a stallion must be certified by and registered with the department. 62.30(1) Rescinded IAB 8/20/14, effective 9/24/14. 62.30(2) All Iowa registered quarter horse stallions must meet one of the following qualifications: a. Stallions that have previously bred a mare in any state mu…
R.21—62.31 Notification requirements. The owner or owner’s authorized representative must give
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immediate notification to the department if the stallion leaves the state. If the stallion leaves the state before August 1 for breeding purposes, the Iowa Stallion Eligibility Certificate will be invalidated. Subsequently, if the owner(s) wishes to return the stallion to service…
R.21—62.32 Stallion qualification and application procedure. To qualify a stallion as an Iowa
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registered stallion, the owner is required to complete the application for an Iowa Stallion Eligibility Certificate and forward it to the Horse Racing Section, Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship, Wallace State Office Building, Des Moines, Iowa 50319. The issuance…
R.21—62.33 Application information. Every person wanting to offer or stand a stallion as an Iowa
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registered stallion must file with the department a written application, utilizing Form S-1, and providing the following: 1. Name of stallion; 2. The name(s) of the owner(s) and address(es); 3. The place where the stallion stood for service during the previous year; 4. The place …
R.21—62.34 Breeding record—report of mares bred. Every person offering or standing any stallion
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for services as an Iowa registered stallion shall maintain a complete breeding record of the stallion and all mares of any breed bred to the stallion. 62.34(1) Such record shall be available to the department for inspection by a department inspector and shall include the followin…
R.21—62.35 Iowa-foaled horses and brood mares. To qualify for the “Iowa Horse and Dog Breeders’
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Fund” program, horses must be Iowa foaled. 62.35(1) All quarter horses foaled in Iowa which are registered by the American Quarter Horse Association as Iowa foaled shall be considered to be Iowa foaled. 62.35(2) Eligibility for brood mare residence shall be achieved by meeting at…
R.21—62.36 Iowa-foaled horse status. Iowa-foaled horse status can be achieved the following two
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ways: 1. All quarter horses foaled in Iowa which are registered by the American Quarter Horse Association as Iowa foaled shall be considered to be Iowa foaled. 2. A foal from a mare meeting the eligibility requirements will be eligible to become an Iowa-foaled horse. 62.36(1) Bot…