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Quote: I know its just speculation, but I think the government budget cuts and such may be exactly the reason we are seeing this mess. Who's getting hurt the most by budget cuts? Government jobs.... Who employs the the people at the Board of Animal Health, the district vets, and their...

I have to agree with certain points you bring up rancher... I only bring up the MN laws as an example because its the only ones I can quote for sure. Due to having a hatchery permit and helping with a local poultry club, I have been in contact with them on a regular basis. Both my mom and...

Quote: That is just the overall list of rules for sending to each state. If you want the specifics, then you have to call the individual BAH for each one. I can also give you the page for the specific IMPORT rules for MN. http://www.bah.state.mn.us/bah/rules/import-regulations.html Is this...

Quote: what you just described happen constantly here without checkpoints/ ( chicken cops ) on the state lines it seems impossible to enforce Well according to the TSA web page there is no problem bringing eggs on the plane. Seems to me they would know but you may be right. I'm not going to...

Quote: This web site is for Minnisota not every state. It looks to me that if you are exporting FROM MN to another state. This may not apply to every state. Not all state laws are the same. Please just leave it alone. Rancher That is just the overall list of rules for sending to each...

Thanks for sharing that great resource! In browsing through it, I never see eggs listed. Are fertile eggs considered legally to be poultry? I don't sell hatching eggs, I buy them. All of that additional info. on that listing just made me curious. I've never seen any info. about all of that...

The USPS and airports are not the ones in charge of enforcing it. That's not their job.. They will get notices that pop up on their computers saying that certain states are blocking shipments though. Its the BAH that questions the paperwork when the NPIP forms are sent in. I have a friend...

Not just technically.... If you want to maintain your NPIP status and hatchery permit, you have to follow their rules. Even if you aren't NPIP, you still have to follow each state's laws from their Board of Animal Health for importing/exporting. The rules are different for each state. Some...