Working with animals is extremely rewarding! It also comes with a lot of responsibilities. Caring for our animals in a safe manner is a top priority for 4-Hers participating in animal projects. One way we can care for our animals is to follow safe biosecurity standards.
Biosecurity means doing everything you can to prevent diseases from entering or leaving your home, farm, or facility.
The resources below can help you practice safe biosecurity so you can focus on the fun!
General Resources
- Biosecurity Resources
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National Biosecurity Programs
WSU Curriculum and Resources
Bio-Security Activities
National 4-H Curriculum and Resources
Other Curriculum and Resources
- Disease Prevention
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WSU Curriculum and Resources
National 4-H Curriculum and Resources
Other Curriculum and Resources
CDC
- Quality Assurance
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National Programs and Resources
WSU Curriculum and Resources
Quality Assurance Activities
- Beginner Activity
- “Making it Personal”
- “Roles in the Chain”
- Skit Activity
- Trust Activity
- “Would you Eat This?”
National 4-H Curriculum and Resources
Other Curriculum and Resources
Large Animal Disease Information
- Foot and Mouth Disease
- Malignant Catarrhal Fever
Small Animal Disease Information
- Pullorum Disease
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