If no protest is filed during this period, and the appropriate fees are paid, the brand is recorded and an original copy of the brand record is mailed to the brand owner. The brand must be researched and then posted in the public notice of proposed brands by the Department for thirty (30) days in accordance with Arizona Brand Laws. Please include a telephone number and email address, if applicable, where you can be reached. The Department of Agriculture staff will not alter the designs submitted. You may design and submit no more than five (5) unique designs per application. To apply for a brand, please complete the livestock brand application (new/amendment).

Brands must be of a design that is easily identifiable and one that does not blotch. Neck brands, jaw brands and dual location or scatter brands are also not acceptable. The Department of Agriculture will not accept for recording any unusual design, anything designed within an enclosure or any single letter or number (all brands must be of two or more characters). Persons interested in recording a 'logo' should contact the Secretary of State. The Arizona Department of Agriculture does not record brands to be used for any purpose other than to brand livestock. Earmarks may also be recorded in conjunction with a brand, as long as the earmark is not already recorded for use by a neighbor and if the earmark does not cut off the ends of both ears. § 3-1261, every person owning range livestock in Arizona shall adopt and record a brand with which to brand such livestock. These brands are NOT available for purchase from the Department because they are not yet abandoned pursuant to A.R.S. This list contains brands that have expired but are eligible to be rerecorded by the brand owner or their representative. § 3-1265.Įxpired Livestock Brands Not Yet Abandoned This list contains brands that are set to expire this month. Protests that are postmarked after the “End Date” will not be considered. All protests must be received in writing and postmarked on or before the “End Date” of the specific brand in question. Please notice the “End Date” located on the right edge of the advertisement(s) below. In order to better serve our customers, the Arizona Department of Agriculture will use this website as the official location to publicly notice all Brand applications for a period of 30 days prior to awarding the Brand to allow interested parties the opportunity to protest any potentially conflicting brand.

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