The deadline for annual herd declaration ends on July 31st in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

Published 2024년 7월 9일

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The article highlights the importance of the Annual Herd Declaration for animal producers, with the deadline set until July 31st, which has been extended due to flooding in Rio Grande do Sul. This declaration is mandatory for producers of various animals, including cattle, goats, horses, sheep, swine, bees, rabbits, and fish. It is a health obligation to declare animals of interest to the state, such as production animals and those that could transmit diseases to these and humans. Producers can make the declaration online or visit Seapi's Inspectorates or Agricultural Defense Offices in person. Currently, 53.8% of producers have already declared.

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22 days left. The deadline for producers to make the Annual Herd Declaration ends on July 31st, a deadline that has already been extended due to the floods in Rio Grande do Sul. As of last Friday (05), 53.8% of producers have already declared the document. All animal producers must make the declaration, not only for cattle, goats, horses, sheep and swine, but also for bees, rabbits and fish, among others. In the case of bees, producers of bees with or without stingers, who have a type of breeding for honey or for queens, who exploit them commercially or for subsistence, who have fixed or migratory hives, must make the annual Declaration. Fish farmers need to inform the type of farming (recreation, rearing, reproduction or subsistence), whether it is commercial or subsistence exploitation, and the type of fish. If they are other aquatic animals, they must also be informed what they are and the type of purpose. According to Eduardo Zart, head of the Health Information and Control ...

Source: Opresenterural