Animal agriculture in Utah represents the single largest sector of farm income in Utah. At a value of more than $1 billion, and with 25 of the state’s 29 counties reporting livestock as the dominant agricultural sector, the UDAF spends considerable energy maintaining a healthy and prosperous industry, and reporting our actions to Utah citizens.
The various programs within UDAF’s Animal Industry Division protects Utah livestock, and reduce the effects of foreign and domestic diseases; increase the market value of Utah livestock; promote and ensure animal health and productivity; protect human health; and prepare for and respond to emergency situations involving animals.
Animal Industry Programs:
- Animal Health Program
- Aquaculture Program
- Brand Inspection Program
- Domestic Elk Program
- Meat and Poultry Inspection Program
- Predator Control Program
- Utah Horse Racing Commission
Other Information:
- Animal Import Requirements
- Brand Renewal
- Cattle Intra-State Transport Form
- Electronic Health Certificate Information
- Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI)
- Horse and Mules Inspections
- Information for Veterinarians
- Missing Livestock Dashboard
- Premises ID
- UDAF’s Animal Industry’s Recommended Best Management Practices
- Utah Livestock Auction Market Reports