Herd definition

Herd means the dairy cows referred to in the Recital above, augmented annually by any increases (male as well as female) and replacements, and diminished annually by any decreases.
Herd means the dairy goats referred to in the Recital above, augmented annually by any increases (male as well as female) and replacements, and diminished annually by any decreases.
Herd means the group of animals consisting of all bovines over 12 months of age (male and female) which have commingled during the last 12 months.

Examples of Herd in a sentence

  • Owner shall be entitled to receive a percentage of the weekly milk production equal to Owner’s Percentage Interest in the Herd.

  • To provide reports to Owner as shall be appropriate to apprise Owner of the condition of the Herd and any other information that will be useful to Owner regarding the health and performance of the Herd.

  • Owner agrees that in the event the payments for which Owner is liable are not paid within the time provided herein or otherwise agreed between Agister and Owner, Agister may dispose of Owner’s interest in the Herd for any and all unpaid charges at public or private sale, with or without public notice, ten (10) days after having notified Owner in writing of Agister’s intent to act, and apply the net proceeds, if any, to Owner’s debt.

  • In the alternative, Agister may acquire Owner’s interest in the Herd in satisfaction of the debt.

  • Because all of the Herd Agreements are interdependent and cannot function without all interests in the Herd being covered by them, notwithstanding the foregoing, if any court orders a transfer or assignment of an interest, the Court is requested to make the transfer or assignment subject to the terms of the Herd Agreement.


More Definitions of Herd

Herd means all Bovinae under common ownership or supervision that are grouped on one or more parts of any single premise; or all Bovinae under common ownership or supervision on two or more premises that are geographically separated but in which the animals have been interchanged or had contact with animals from different premises. It will be assumed that contact between animals of the same species on the different premises has occurred unless the owner establishes otherwise and the results of the epidemiologic investigation are consistent with the lack of contact between premises.
Herd means an animal or group of animals as defined in Article 2(2)(a) of Directive 64/432/EEC;
Herd means two or more breeding cows of either pure-bred or first cross native or traditional breed;
Herd means the animals which are for the time being on a particular holding and in case only one animal is for the time being on a particular holding, the animal shall for the purpose of this Order be regarded as being a herd;
Herd means an animal or group of animals kept on a holding (within the meaning of Article 2 (b) of Directive 92/102/EEC) as an epidemiological unit; if more than one herd is kept on a holding, each of these herds shall form a distinct unit and shall have the same health status;
Herd means an animal or group of animals kept on a holding as an epidemiological unit; if more than one herd is kept on a holding, each of these herds shall form a distinct epidemiological unit;
Herd or “community” immunity means that when more people are vaccinated against a contagious disease it is less likely that an outbreak of the disease will occur, so most members of the community will be protected.