How to
keep disease agents on egg flats or egg racks from infecting your
flock
Tips to prevent the access
of disease agents to your flocks via the egg collection process
How are you
doing with disease prevention? (PDF:
580K, 2pp)
A checklist to guide you
through disease control on your ranch
Hand sanitation for visitors and employees
Hand sanitation is important
but frequently ignored in biosecurity programs
Keeping feet
clean
What to look for in boots
for use on the poultry farm
How much can they take?
A guide to the resistance
of disease agents to heating, drying, and disinfectants
Composting to inactivate disease agents
How long does it take to
inactivate disease agents during composting?
Innovative ways to control traffic on the farm
Tips for on-farm traffic
control
Contact
us to share your ideas for biosecurity innovations: |
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Carol
Cardona, DVM, PhD, ACPV
Poultry Health and Food Safety
Specialist
Veterinary Medicine Extension, UC Davis
One Shields Avenue
University of California
Davis CA 95616-8736
530 754-5041
cjcardona@ucdavis.edu |
Doug
Kuney
Area Poultry Farm Advisor
UC Cooperative Extension
21150 Box Springs Road
Moreno Valley CA 92557-8718
909 683-6491 ext. 226
drkuney@citrus.ucr.edu
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