Utah Administrative Code
Topic - Agriculture and Food
Title R58 - Animal Industry
Rule R58-7 - Livestock Markets, Satellite Video Livestock Market, Livestock Sales, Dealers, and Livestock Market Weighpersons
Section R58-7-4 - Temporary Livestock Sale License
Universal Citation: UT Admin Code R 58-7-4
Current through Bulletin 2024-06, March 15, 2024
(1) The department requires a temporary livestock sales license for each temporary livestock sale where:
(a) a livestock market licensee offers
livestock for public bidding and sale on a yardage, commission, or percentage
basis;
(b) a person conducts
livestock sales for livestock owned by them, selling livestock on their
premises pursuant to Sections
R58-7-5 and
R58-7-6;
(c) a farmer, dairyman, livestock breeder, or
feeder conducts sales for the liquidation of livestock or
(d) a non-profit breed or livestock
association or club conducts a sale.
(2)
(a)
This rule does not intend to require a bond from nonprofit breed or livestock
associations or clubs or from liquidation sales if they conduct sales
themselves and do not assume any financial responsibility between the seller
and the buyer.
(b) If outside or
professional management conducts the sales, the department shall require a
temporary livestock sales license and either a bond, trust fund agreement or
letter of credit.
(c) Sales other
than those described in Subsections
R58-7-4(2)(a)
and R58-7-4(2)(b)
may be permissible if approved by the department.
(3) The department may not require a temporary livestock sales license for:
(a)
sales conducted by Future Farmers of America or 4H Club groups; or
(b) sales conducted in conjunction with
state, county, or private fairs.
(4) Any person conducting a sale that does not require a temporary livestock license shall notify the department ten days before the sale.
(5) The department may impose a late fee for notifications of livestock sales with less than ten days' notice.
(6) A temporary livestock sales license shall be issued when the department:
(a) receives and approves a livestock market
license application, payment of the licensing fee included in the fee schedule
approved by the Legislature pursuant to Section
63J-1-504; and
(b) where applicable, receives the bond
required by the department or in accordance with the Packers and Stockyards
Act, 7 U.S.C. Sec.
181 et seq.
(7) A letter of credit or a trust fund agreement approved by the department may replace the bonding requirements.
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