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Based on USDA regulations, after a TB-positive farm has been depopulated, the premises must be cleaned and disinfected. After a 30-day period, the producer can then bring cattle back on to the farm, but will have to TB test the herd annually for two years following repopulation to ensure that the disease is not present.
