• Minimize movement and contact with site
• If driving, use farm vehicle to tour area
Personal
Biosecurity On Leaving
• Scrub off visible mud, dirt, etc.
• Decontaminate footgear or dispose of plastic boots on site
• Decontaminate vehicle wheels - also get rid of visible dirt
before spraying
• Leave by shortest route - preferably the way you arrived
Biosecurity
- Other
·
Splits - if possible, deliver mill product before farm
product.
·
Disinfect tires and hose if load is to be delivered into
cattle confinement area
·
Emphasize bulk tank
delivery – arrange for the farmer or rancher to fill lick tanks
·
Locate bulk tanks so
delivery causes minimal contact with livestock
·
Keep a record of
facilities visited.
·
Be alert to what
other facility visitors are doing. Copy
good ideas.
·
Assume you are
contaminated after visiting a sale barn, fair, rodeo, or show.
·
Good nutrition =
greater resistance to infection
Equipment
and Supplies
Boots - Disposable or Rubber
Coveralls (disposable)
Brush – Long handled stiff synthetic bristle
Plastic Bucket
Disposable towels
Sprayer
Disinfectant - Broad Spectrum or Sodium
Hypochlorite (Bleach)
Check labels for mixing instructions
Plastic Trash Bags

