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BiosecurityAudits_Tb.mp4Significance of Biosecurity Audits in addressing the HPAI Challenges
Significance of Biosecurity Audits in addressing the HPAI Challenges
RISK_Tb.mp4Risk of Avian Influenza Transmission in Broiler Supply Chain
Risk of Avian Influenza Transmission in Broiler Supply Chain
Control Area_Tb_0.mp4HPAI Outbreak Response: Zone and Area Designation
HPAI Outbreak Response: Zone and Area Designation
ProductSpecific_Tb.mp4Product-Specific Biosecurity Requirements for Permitted Movements
Product-Specific Biosecurity Requirements for Permitted Movements
Permit_Guidance and Procedures_Tb.mp4Permitted Movement during HPAI Outbreak; Guideline, Criteria, and Procedures
Permitted Movement during HPAI Outbreak; Guideline, Criteria, and Procedures
Disinfectants_Tb.mp4Cleaning and Disinfection During HPAI Outbreak
Cleaning and Disinfection During HPAI Outbreak
HPAI & Dairy Herd Resources
Maryland Department of Agriculture
https://mda.maryland.gov/Pages/HPAI%20and%20Dairy%20Herds%20What%20You%20Need%20to%20Know.aspx
American Veterinary Medical Association
Center For Dairy Excellence
https://www.centerfordairyexcellence.org/hpai-industry-call/
Contact Information - By State
Contact Information - By State
USDA
USDA
866-536-7593 toll free
866-536-7593 toll free
Maryland
Maryland
Maryland Animal Health
Maryland Animal Health
410-841-5810 (office)
800-492-5590 (toll free)
410-841-5971 (after hours)
Delaware
Delaware
Delaware Poultry Health Hotline
Delaware Poultry Health Hotline
Virginia
Virginia
If you find dead wild upland game birds, raptors, avian scavengers, or five or more dead waterfowl, shorebirds, black vultures or seabirds in the same area within 3-4 days:
Virginia Wildlife Conflict Helpline: 855-571-9003
Poultry illnesses or deaths should be reported to:
State Veterinarian’s Office: (804) 692-0601 or vastatevet@vdacs.virginia.gov
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