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Biosecurity Signs

Examples of biosecurity signs that can be posted at animal farms/facilities to reduce the risk of importing/transmitting disease.
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November 11, 2013
Biosecurity Signs

Biosecurity Signs

Ernest Hovingh, DVM, PhD
Ernest Hovingh, DVM, PhD
Extension Veterinarian
Expertise
  • Mastitis and Milk Quality
  • Milking Equipment Performance
  • Bovine Hoof Health
  • On-farm Food Safety
  • Epidemiology
  • Dairy
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