Can I sell a pink or yellow code animal and transfer papers?
Yes. You can also sell a red coded animal and transfer papers. Note: The ONLY thing ASA is requiring is that sires and donor dams that fall under our ‘suspect population’ or ‘carrier in lineage’ category be tested. What animals will be put in a “genetic hold” status? Calves out of sires or donor dams that requiring testing per ASA’s Genetic Abnormality Policy. Will a purebred calf from a yellow code ¾ blood Simmental cow and a purebred Simmental bull have a green or yellow code calf? This question requires a review of a couple points in ASA’s Genetic Abnormality Policy: • An animal with 1/8 or more blood from an unknown ancestor that comes from a suspect population is considered a ‘population risk’ animal under ASA’s Genetic Abnormality Policy. Population risk animals are coded yellow on the ASA website. • An animal that traces to a known carrier that does not have a tested free animal in its pedigree pathway between it and the known carrier falls into the ‘carrier in lineage’ category
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