§ 14295 Director Livestock Drug Access

• •The director can enter any building where animal drugs are made, sold, stored, or mixed into feed.
• •Visits must be at reasonable hours – not in the middle of the night without a good reason.
• •The director may take samples and do other checks needed to enforce the rules.

A state inspector shows up at a farm’s feed mill during the day to see how they mix a worm‑killing drug into the feed.

The inspector can walk through the mill, look at the mixing process, and take a small amount of the feed to test if the drug is being used correctly, because the law gives the director that right.