Practical guides on livestock disposal laws, farm animal removal, horse euthanasia aftercare, and disposal options for Illinois and Wisconsin farmers.
January 15, 2026
Losing a farm animal is stressful and often unexpected. Knowing the right steps to take in the first few hours can protect your herd, satisfy legal requirements, and give you peace of mind.
Read ArticleJanuary 28, 2026
Illinois law is specific about how, when, and where dead livestock must be disposed of. Understanding the Dead Animal Disposal Act helps protect you from fines and legal liability.
Read ArticleFebruary 5, 2026
Wisconsin has specific and enforceable deadlines for livestock carcass disposal. The 24-hour rule for roadside animals and 36-48 hour on-farm rules exist for good reason — and violations carry real consequences.
Read ArticleFebruary 18, 2026
The hours after your horse is euthanized are among the hardest you'll face as an owner. This guide walks you through the practical decisions you'll need to make, so you can focus on grieving.
Read ArticleMarch 10, 2026
When a farm animal dies, you have several disposal options — each with different costs, legal requirements, and environmental implications. This guide helps you choose the right one.
Read ArticleMarch 20, 2026
Southern Wisconsin horse owners face unique challenges when a horse dies — from the state's 24-hour disposal rule to navigating county requirements. Here's what you need to know, and how Brier Hill can help.
Read ArticleMarch 28, 2026
From dead dairy cows in Rock County to deceased goats in Green County, Brier Hill serves Wisconsin farmers with fast, compliant livestock removal. Here's everything you need to know.
Read ArticleApril 5, 2026
Walworth and Rock counties are home to hundreds of horse properties and farms. Brier Hill provides same-day dead horse and livestock removal throughout both counties — 24 hours a day.
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