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ct-12582	Strickland, L.	Bovine richomoniasis: a review	2009	19	.pdf	application/pdf	5304	349	52	200 297 Recommended practices to prevent the introduction of T. foetus into a cattle herd 201 include: 202 1) When possible, avoid grazing cattle on public lands where both bulls and cows 203 have a much greater risk of exposure through coitus with other T. foetus-infected 204 animals.64 205 2) Utilize artificial insemination when possible. During the 1990’s the Idaho legislature approved statutes that prescribe 87 regulations for identifying and eliminating T. foetus bulls within the state and for 88 importation of bulls into that state.21 Since that time other states have adopted similar 89 legislation and currently the states of Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, 90 Wyoming, Idaho, Washington, Oregon and Utah require bulls be test negative for 91 trichomoniasis before being transported into the state, sold, or used on public land.22-29 92 292 The Texas Animal Health Commission has recently passed similar requirements30.	cache/ct-12582.pdf	txt/ct-12582.txt