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The surge in reported cases has prompted the federal government to institute new regulations on the movement of cattle which will take effect in January. 1982. As of that date. Bibb said, states will be classified as A. B and C for brucellosis. Farmers . from A class states will be able to send cattle anywhere in the U. S. with no extra testing or restrictions.
Cattle from B states will have to show negative tests for brucellosis 30 days prior to shipping and then must be quarantined for 60-120 days and retested at their destination.
Cattle from class C states will have to show two negative tests 60 days apart prior to leaving the state and must also be quarantined and retested at their destination.
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