South Dakota § 40-20-32 Feedlot operation in inspection area--Designation as registered feedlot--Application--Requirements.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 40-20-32 — Feedlot operation in inspection area--Designation as registered feedlot--Application--Requirements.

South Dakota § 40-20-32

Title 40ANIMALS AND LIVESTOCK

Ch. 40-19LIVESTOCK OWNERSHIP INSPECTION AREA

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S.D. Codified Laws § 40-20-32 (2026).

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Any person who operates a drylot cattle feeding operation, within the confines of permanently fenced lots and within the ownership inspection area may apply to the board for designation as a registered feedlot. The board shall prescribe a form for this purpose. Upon receipt of an application and within thirty days, the board may grant a permit if the following requirements are satisfied:

(1)The operator's feedlot is a permanently fenced drylot;

(2)The operator commonly practices feeding cattle to finish for slaughter; and (3) The operator brands all cattle carrying mixed brands, held under common ownership, with a registered brand or a feedlot assigned brand approved by the board.

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Any person who operates a drylot cattle feeding operation, within the confines of permanently fenced lots and within the ownership inspection area may apply to the board for designation as a registered feedlot. The board shall prescribe a form for this purpose. Upon receipt of an application and within thirty days, the board may grant a permit if the following requirements are satisfied: (1) The operator's feedlot is a permanently fenced drylot; (2) The operator commonly practices feeding cattle to finish for slaughter; and (3) The operator brands all cattle carrying mixed brands, held under common ownership, with a registered brand or a feedlot assigned brand approved by the board.