Biosecurity Protocol Adherence Checklist
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Farm Perimeter & Access Control
Focuses on securing the farm boundaries and controlling who and what enters.
Perimeter Fencing Integrity
Perimeter Security Measures
Gate Locking Protocol
Number of Access Points
Description of Perimeter Security Weaknesses (if any)
Date of Last Perimeter Inspection
Vehicle & Equipment Management
Addresses cleaning and disinfection procedures for vehicles and equipment entering and leaving the farm.
Last Vehicle Disinfection Date
Disinfection Solution Used (Brand & Active Ingredients)
Dilution Ratio of Disinfectant (if applicable)
Vehicle Areas Cleaned/Disinfected (Check all that apply)
Cleaning Method Used
Photo Evidence of Vehicle Cleaning (optional)
Equipment Type (if applicable)
Livestock/Crop Handling & Movement
Covers protocols for managing livestock or crops to prevent disease spread.
Animal Handling Procedures Followed?
Which Disinfection Methods Used?
Last Animal Movement Date
Description of Animal Movement
Number of Animals Moved
Transport Vehicle Disinfection
Movement Record/Documentation
Personnel Hygiene & Training
Focuses on staff hygiene, training, and awareness of biosecurity risks.
Have personnel completed the biosecurity training program?
Date of last biosecurity training session for personnel
Briefly describe the content of the biosecurity training program.
Number of personnel trained in biosecurity protocols.
Which hygiene practices are followed by all personnel?
Signature confirming personnel hygiene compliance.
Do personnel understand the importance of reporting unusual animal/crop health events?
Waste Management
Deals with the safe disposal of animal waste, crop residues, and other potential disease vectors.
Volume of manure/waste generated daily (cubic meters)
Waste Disposal Methods Used:
Describe any pre-treatment processes applied to waste (e.g., lime addition, anaerobic digestion).
Condition of waste storage facilities (e.g., lined, covered, fenced)
Last date of waste storage facility inspection
Upload photos of waste storage and disposal areas.
Distance to nearest water source from waste storage (meters)
Describe any preventative measures taken to prevent water contamination from waste runoff.
Water Source Management
Addresses potential contamination risks from water sources used for irrigation or animal consumption.
Primary Water Source:
Water Quality Testing Frequency (Days):
Summary of Recent Water Quality Test Results:
Water Treatment Method (if applicable):
Chlorine Residual (ppm, if chlorinating):
Date of Last Water Source Inspection:
Notes from Last Water Source Inspection:
Record Keeping & Traceability
Focuses on maintaining accurate records for tracking animal/crop movements, health events, and treatments.
Date of Animal/Crop Introduction
Batch/Lot Number of Animal/Crop
Source of Animal/Crop (Farm Name, Location)
Date of Last Vaccination/Treatment
Details of Vaccination/Treatment (Medication, Dosage)
Number of Animals/Quantity of Crop Moved
Date of Animal/Crop Movement
Destination of Animal/Crop (Farm Name, Location)
Reason for Movement
Supporting Documentation (e.g., health certificates)
Pest & Vector Control
Covers strategies for managing pests (insects, rodents, weeds) that can transmit diseases.
What pest control methods are currently employed?
How frequently are pest traps checked/reset?
What type of pesticide (if applicable) is used?
Last date of pesticide application (if applicable)
Describe any observed pest or vector issues and corrective actions taken.
Upload photos/videos of pest/vector issues (if applicable)
Is vector control (e.g., mosquito, tick) implemented?
Visitor Management
Protocols for managing and restricting access for visitors to prevent disease introduction.
Visitor Type
Purpose of Visit
Scheduled Visit Date
Scheduled Visit Time
Areas to be Visited
Biosecurity Briefing Completed?
Visitor Signature
Visitor Identification (e.g., Photo ID)
PPE Required (check all that apply)
Emergency Response Plan
Procedures for handling disease outbreaks or unusual animal/crop health events.
Describe the initial steps to be taken upon suspecting a disease outbreak.
Who is the primary contact person for reporting a suspected outbreak?
Estimated number of animals/plants to be quarantined if an outbreak occurs.
Date of last emergency response plan review and update.
Location of designated quarantine area(s) on the farm.
Attach relevant maps or diagrams of the farm and quarantine areas.
Details of communication procedures to inform relevant authorities and stakeholders.
Who is responsible for coordinating the emergency response team?
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