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Preparing for Disease Response on Your Farm

A video series educating producers on the Secure Pork Supply program and important knowledge on animal disease response and containment.
Skill Level
Intermediate Advanced

Part 1: Writing the Biosecurity Plan

Length: 00:26:35 | Elizabeth Hines

Pig producers need to be prepared to respond should a disease outbreak happen. This tutorial provides instructions on customizing the Secure Pork Supply plan to your farm.

Videos in the Series

  • Writing the Biosecurity Plan

    Part 1: Writing the Biosecurity Plan

    Length: 00:26:35 | Elizabeth Hines

    Pig producers need to be prepared to respond should a disease outbreak happen. This tutorial provides instructions on customizing the Secure Pork Supply plan to your farm.
  • Drawing the Secure Pork Supply Map

    Part 2: Drawing the Secure Pork Supply Map

    Length: 00:14:13 | Elizabeth Hines

    Pig producers need to be prepared to respond should a disease outbreak happen. This tutorial provides instructions on creating a biosecurity map of your farm.
  • Awareness of Foreign Animal Disease Response

    Part 3: Awareness of Foreign Animal Disease Response

    Length: 00:09:41 | Elizabeth Hines

    Pig producers need to be prepared to respond should a disease outbreak happen. This video highlights key steps in disease response.
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Pig producers need to be prepared to respond should a disease outbreak happen. The Secure Pork Supply Program is a voluntary program that assists pig producers in biosecurity and continuity of business (COB) planning. Swine operations of all sizes are an investment, and it is almost impossible to predict when a contagious animal disease might impact any operation. It is important for all swine operations to build a biosecurity program to protect their investment.

The Secure Pork Supply program aids producers in crafting an enhanced biosecurity plan and preparing for emergency response. An enhanced biosecurity plan might be the key that will allow them to continue operating within a restricted animal movement situation. Operations that do not have an existing biosecurity protocol can utilize the Secure Pork Supply materials to start building their biosecurity program and tailor it to their farm. Resources through Secure Pork Supply and USDA-APHIS can also help producers begin to understand the impacts of disease control on their pig operation.

The first step is to explore the Secure Pork Supply materials. These videos should help producers get started with the materials and begin to generate questions for consultation with their veterinarian or Penn State Extension on biosecurity around their farm.

Videos in this series include:

  1. Writing the Biosecurity Plan
  2. Drawing the Secure Pork Supply Map
  3. Awareness of Foreign Animal Disease Response
Who is this for?

All swine operations that are operated as a business.

What will you learn?

How to get started with the Secure Pork Supply biosecurity plan materials and an introduction to animal disease response.

Elizabeth Hines
Former Swine Extension Specialist
Pennsylvania State University
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