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Message from Commissioner of Agriculture, Terry Peach

Posted by okagblog on November 13, 2008

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Premise Registration

National Animal Identification System Public Service Announcement

 

Hello, I’m Terry Peach, Commissioner of Agriculture for the State of Oklahoma.

 

The threat of a foreign animal disease outbreak in the United States is real and we must be prepared.  I’m asking you to register your premises with the National Animal Identification System.  Registering is free and easy; it is the best way to protect your animals and your livelihood when disease strikes.

 

Join your fellow Oklahoma producers who have already registered their premises.  For more information call us at 405-521-3864

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