Equine Canada, Government Developing Biosecurity Standard
Edited Press Release
April 7, 2015
The farm-level biosecurity standard is designed to help protect Canada’s equine industry from animal diseases.
The farm-level biosecurity standard is designed to help protect Canada’s equine industry from animal diseases.
Similar to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for human diseases, the EDCC will serve as the official source of information about equine infectious diseases and provide real-time alerts when disease outbreaks such as the neurologic form of herpesvirus infection occur.
The bills are designed to strengthen control measures to better manage the risk of diseases entering Australia.
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The facility will provide a 24-hour quarantine facility for the import and export of horses and other animals, and more.
Something as simple as a sign can help organizers run events that promote horse health and biosecurity.
The bills are designed to strengthen measures to better manage the risk of disease entering and spreading in Australia.
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