§ 2-15-290 When tick eradication to be commenced within county; expenditures by county upon commencement of tick eradication by state board; county commissions to make appropriations for tick eradication
§ 2-15-291 State aid to counties for payment of expenses of tick eradication
§ 2-15-292 Counties to provide and maintain required number of dipping vats and chemicals, etc., required therefor
§ 2-15-293 State Veterinarian to determine and notify county commission as to number of dipping vats, inspectors, chemicals, etc., required; admissibility in evidence, etc., of copy of notice
§ 2-15-294 Appointment, commissioning and supervision of inspectors; inspectors to be paid by counties
§ 2-15-295 Dipping of cattle in tick infested or quarantined ranges, farms, etc
§ 2-15-297 Stray cattle, equine, or equidae found on quarantined or tick infested ranges, pastures, etc.; condemnation and sale; redemption
§ 2-15-298 Ticky cattle, equine, or equidae prohibited from entering state
§ 2-15-299 Inspectors provided in counties released from quarantine; disinfection of reinfested county
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Terms Used In Alabama Code > Title 2 > Chapter 15 > Article 10 - Tick Eradication

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