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Oregon makes emergency livestock rules permanent
Oregon makes emergency livestock rules permanent
Oregon makes emergency livestock rules permanent

Published on: 04/18/2026

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SALEM — The Oregon Department of Agriculture has made temporary safety rules permanent for fairs and livestock exhibitions, as the disease prevention and bookkeeping measures worked well. The regulations continue […]

News Source : https://eastoregonian.com/2026/04/18/oregon-makes-emergency-livestock-rules-permanent/

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