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<blockquote data-quote="puzzled in oregon" data-source="post: 1740655" data-attributes="member: 40255"><p>This is just part of the information concerning vaccinating for brucellosis in Oregon. I have always vaccinated </p><p>heifers I planned to keep. When we were running dairy cows not all were vaccinated, but the milk is tested for </p><p>brucellosis at intervals. I know of one rancher in the area that had brucellosis in his herd of beef cows more than </p><p>once. I always viewed it as an inexpensive precaution. I was not familiar with the "mature vaccination" or the </p><p>"adult vaccination".</p><p></p><p>OFFICIAL CALFHOOD VACCINATION PROCEDURE</p><p>Official calfhood vaccination may only be performed by an accredited veterinarian on female cattle and</p><p>bison when more than 4 months of age and less than 12 months of age.</p><p></p><p>OREGON MATURE VACCINATION PROCEDURE</p><p>Oregon regulations allow healthy females of breeding age, which were not vaccinated as calves, to be</p><p>vaccinated for brucellosis after twelve months of age. The USDA does not recognize Mature Vaccination</p><p>as "official vaccination", and many states will not accept mature vaccinated cattle. Before sending</p><p>mature vaccinated cattle interstate, check with the state of destination to determine their policy on</p><p>mature vaccinates.</p><p>Note: Adult vaccination is an official USDA term and refers to vaccination of a brucellosis infected or</p><p>exposed herd. It is important to use the term "Mature Vaccination" when dealing with normal vaccination</p><p>of cattle over twelve months of age.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="puzzled in oregon, post: 1740655, member: 40255"] This is just part of the information concerning vaccinating for brucellosis in Oregon. I have always vaccinated heifers I planned to keep. When we were running dairy cows not all were vaccinated, but the milk is tested for brucellosis at intervals. I know of one rancher in the area that had brucellosis in his herd of beef cows more than once. I always viewed it as an inexpensive precaution. I was not familiar with the "mature vaccination" or the "adult vaccination". OFFICIAL CALFHOOD VACCINATION PROCEDURE Official calfhood vaccination may only be performed by an accredited veterinarian on female cattle and bison when more than 4 months of age and less than 12 months of age. OREGON MATURE VACCINATION PROCEDURE Oregon regulations allow healthy females of breeding age, which were not vaccinated as calves, to be vaccinated for brucellosis after twelve months of age. The USDA does not recognize Mature Vaccination as "official vaccination", and many states will not accept mature vaccinated cattle. Before sending mature vaccinated cattle interstate, check with the state of destination to determine their policy on mature vaccinates. Note: Adult vaccination is an official USDA term and refers to vaccination of a brucellosis infected or exposed herd. It is important to use the term "Mature Vaccination" when dealing with normal vaccination of cattle over twelve months of age. [/QUOTE]
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