All drivers shall: Drive in strict compliance with the requirements of the Road Traffic Ordinance. Be in possession of a valid driver’s license. Be in possession of the appropriate documentation as well as contact numbers for emergencies or when assistance is...
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10. The safe transportation of beef cattle
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10.8 Hints during transportation
Livestock-owners should keep all fences and gates in proper condition to protect their livestock. The employment of a specially trained employee can be considered for daily fence patrolling, to see that holes in and under fences are repaired. It is advisable to...
10.7 Regulations on the completion and carrying of documentation
10.7.1 STOCK THEFT ACT, 1959 (ACT NR 57 OF 1959) SECTION 6 Document of identification to be furnished by person who disposes of stock: Section 6 (1) Any person (including any auctioneer, agent or market who sells, barters, gives or in any other manner...
10.6 Regulations for dealing with emergency situations
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES FOR THE OWNER AND TRANSPORTERS Both the farmer as the loader and the people transporting animals must have a list of emergency phone numbers to call in case of an accident. These should include: Police Fire brigade Ambulance Emergency rescue...
10.5 Care of animals during transportation
10.5.1TRANSPORTATION AND MOVEMENT COULD CAUSE Stress – leading to a poor quality of meat. Bruising – leading to poor quality of meat and significant waste in the meat industry. Trampling – this occurs when animals fall due to slippery floors or overcrowding....