Secure Pork Supply Biosecurity Plan
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The document outlines the Secure Pork Supply Plan to help pork producers maintain business continuity during a foreign animal disease outbreak. It recommends assigning a biosecurity manager, writing a biosecurity plan with the herd veterinarian, creating a site map, and training employees. Producers should obtain a Premises Identification Number (PIN) associated with their location and animal movements. Record keeping of animal movements, visitors, and movements onto the site is important. Contingency plans should address inclement weather, standstill orders, and manure storage. Enhanced biosecurity is needed beyond routine measures.
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- 1. Secure Pork Supply Plan Pam Zaabel, DVM Center for Food Security and Public Health Iowa State University
- 2. Foreign Animal Disease Outbreak Infected Premises Infected Zone Buffer Zone Control Area (Infected Zone and Buffer Zone) Surveillance Zone Free Area
- 3. UK farmers with good biosecurity procedures were 5 times less likely to become infected Protecting Your Pigs Unpublished research: Carlisle Epidemiology Team, DEFRA UK 2001 Outbreak
- 4. Secure Pork Supply Plan (Funded by USDA APHIS VS and NPB) • Secure Pork Supply (SPS) Plan working on business continuity for affected, not infected premises • Guidance
- 5. SPS Biosecurity • Assign a Biosecurity Manager for the site • Write a biosecurity plan (with the assistance of the herd veterinarian) • Create a site map • Train employees
- 6. SPS Biosecurity Enhanced Biosecurity Routine biosecurity is not enough
- 13. SPS Plan: PIN Have PremIDs or PINs • Request from the office of the State Animal Health Official • Include a valid 911 address, latitude and longitude Verify PIN is associated where the animals are located Associate the PIN with animal movements and diagnostic laboratory submissions
- 14. SPS Plan: Record Keeping Record animal movements Maintain a visitor logbook Be prepared to track movements onto the site Electronic records preferred
- 15. FMD, CSF, and ASF Lesion Posters www.securepork.org Available in English and Spanish
- 16. Contingency Plans • Inclement Weather – Sheltered C&D area – Off-site location – Alternate delivery options • Standstill/Stop Movement – Welfare concerns – Overcrowding resulting in mass depopulation – Carcass disposal for increased mortality • Manure Storage – If permit not issued to move off-site for a period of time
- 17. Questions and Comments: zaabelp@iastate.edu “there's no harm in hoping for the best as long as you're prepared for the worst.” Stephen King