Farm biosecurity is one of the most critical steps in protecting animal health, preventing the spread of disease and maintaining a robust agricultural community, especially during outbreaks of diseases like avian influenza, bovine tuberculosis and other diseases that affect farm animals. Farms are most profitable when animals stay healthy, and that starts with strong biosecurity. To help make this easier, Michigan State University Extension has developed a new set of resources and training opportunities. Whether you’re a farmer or a professional who works with farms, these tools are here to give you practical steps to protect livestock and keep the agricultural community thriving.
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