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Anthrax

in 2. Preparedness, 3. Response During an Incident, Animal, By the Type of Disaster, Disease & Epidemic, Naturally Occuring

When anthrax became an issue for U.S. postal employees in 2001, Agricultural Communications sensed this could be a major issue. Fact sheets, news releases, photographs, and videos were quickly put together to inform the public and the media. This also includes links to other informational sites.

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Protected: Avian Influenza – Key Messages – USDA Office of Communications

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Biosecurity for Beef Cattle Operations

in 1. Mitigation, 2. Preparedness, Animal, By the Type of Disaster, Disease & Epidemic, Farm, For Animals, For Places, Livestock, Naturally Occuring, Preparedness & Mitigation Information, Ranch

Source:  Texas AgriLife Extension Service

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Biosecurity for Sheep and Goat Producers

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Source: Texas AgriLife Extension Service

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Biosecurity for Swine Producers

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Source: Texas AgriLife Extension Service

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Biosecurity Practices for Dairy Operations

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Source: Texas AgriLife Extension Service

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Biosecurity Practices for Swine Validation – A Checklist

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Source:  Texas AgriLife Extension Service

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Foot and Mouth Disease

in 2. Preparedness, 3. Response During an Incident, Animal, By the Type of Disaster, Disease & Epidemic, Naturally Occuring

When the foot-and-mouth outbreak occurred in the UK in 2001, Agricultural Communications sensed this could be a major issue. Fact sheets, news releases, photographs, and videos were quickly put together to inform the public and the media. This also includes links to other informational sites.

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Foreign and Emerging Animal Diseases QuickFacts

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A reference for federal, state and local eductors and officials, as well as, private veterinarians, in emergency preparedness and response. The information that was used to write the QuickFacts was extrapolated from the Foreign Animal and Zoonotic Disease Handbook. These QuickFacts are to serve as readily available source of information that answers general questions. The manual consists of 44 individual publications that range from Potential Occurences of FEADS, Epidemiology of FEADS, Transmision of Diseases, Biosecurity, State and Local Plans and 39 FEADs.

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Water Quality: Its Relationship to Livestock

in 1. Mitigation, 2. Preparedness, 4. Recovery, By the Type of Disaster, Droughts, Livestock, Naturally Occuring

Safe supplies of water are absolutely essential for livestock. Livestock producers should provide sufficient safe water for animals by preventing contamination, minimizing evaporation and providing enough sources of supply year-round.

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