Sentence examples for biosecurity plan from inspiring English sources

Last month, state officials announced a bird biosecurity plan with Pennsylvania, the largest supplier of market birds to New Jersey, which includes standardizing inspections and forms.

The plans to address this threat were promised by the DoN as a document dubbed the Micronesia Biosecurity Plan (MBP).

New Swedish legislation on the prevention of zoonoses also puts responsibility on farmers for providing biosecurity measures to prevent spread of zoonotic agents to and from people visiting their farm [ 12] and Danish legislation requires all farmers with large dairy holdings to set up an approved biosecurity plan for their herd [ 13].

The smallest cost components for both the broiler and the hatching egg producers included the biosecurity plan (Category 1), contracts for purchases and sales (Category 7), construction plans and investments (Category 8) and health monitoring programme (Category 9), the last of which can hardly be affected by the producer.

Please review your biosecurity plans, large and small operations alike.

Therefore, identification of risk factors plays a key role in the management of biosecurity at farm level and there are increasing demands on development of biosecurity plans in livestock production in the European Union.

Descriptions of smallpox transmission are important to biosecurity planning, especially since some planning efforts have posited outbreaks resulting in numbers of cases – hundreds, thousands, or more – that are very large relative to the clinical experience shortly before eradication of the natural disease [ 32].

Truss also announced a biosecurity action plan to help farmers reduce the risk of TB spread on their farms.

Other diseases were prioritised by the Forestry Commission on the basis of scientific advice and a Tree Health and Biosecurity Action Plan was launched in 2011 with £8m of extra funds.

Unfortunately the Australian Government has deemed the dogs a high priority biosecurity threat, and plan to euthanise them if they aren't deported within 72 hours.

In addition to large trucks or service vehicles, this study suggests that passenger cars–such as those driven by flock supervisors and workers may play a significant role in exposure risk, and it is important to include them in biosecurity and biocontainment plans.