Cattle operation definition

Cattle operation means a location including but not limited to a building, lot, yard, corral, or other place where cattle for slaughter are fed or otherwise maintained.

Examples of Cattle operation in a sentence

• Any Cattle operation with over 208 cattle can be subject to CERCLA and EPCRA reporting liability.

• It was a cool, crisp eveningand Ron Novak gave participants a great tour of his Angus Cattle operation.

• Since the only “operation” in existence and known to the parties at the time the Intercreditor Agreement was drafted was the Holstein Cattle operation, Lone Star argues the term “operation” as used in the definitions of “Waggoner Collateral” and “Cliff Hanger Collateral” must relate to the Holstein operation exclusively, not to the Beef Cattle and Pasture Cattle operations.

• With the can-do spirit he developed during four tours of duty in the Middle East, the 27-year-old Texan developed a Wagyu seedstock and ranch-to-restaurant business while attending college after military service.The idea for his Ranger Cattle operation came to Eilers in 2011, during his first year at the University of Texas, when he saw diners paying premium prices for Wagyu beef.

• It thus constitutes State aid and has to be assessed as ad hoc aid.