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Farm Biosecurity

Block disease routes through animals, people, equipment, vehicles, feed, water, wildlife and pests.

✓ Practical controls • Global framework • Local verification required

Map every entry route

Draw clean, transition and animal zones. Place parking, deliveries, quarantine, mortality storage and visitor controls so traffic does not cross unnecessarily.

Core controls

  • Source traceable stock and quarantine according to a locally designed plan.
  • Use dedicated clothing, footwear and tools by production zone.
  • Control rodents, insects, wild birds and standing water.
  • Clean first, then disinfect with the correct product, concentration, contact time and surface conditions.
  • Keep feed and water protected; document visitors and animal movements.

Detect clusters early

Record appetite, production, mortality and signs daily. Several animals affected, unusual deaths or a suspected reportable disease require immediate veterinary and authority contact.

Antibiotics are not biosecurity

Routine inappropriate antimicrobial use can select resistance. Prevention, vaccination where appropriate, husbandry and veterinarian-led treatment are the safer system.