Biosecurity videos

Biosecurity is our best weapon and upholding it is the responsibility of everyone who works on or visits a farm.

Videos about biosecurity on pig farms: the better we understand it, the better we will put it into practice.

Sharing knowledge has been our main objective since the beginning of 333. In addition to giving voice to the experts, we try to get the message across to all links in the chain. It is not just a matter of providing the best information, but of doing so in a way that can be best understood. This is why we thought to make some very simple and clear videos to help explain such an important issue as biosecurity. These four videos are part of the two following articles:

Biosecurity measures for farm workers against Pandemic SARS-CoV-2

A picture is worth a thousand words (or more!) when it comes to farm biosecurity

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Biosecurity measures for farm workers against Pandemic SARS-CoV-2

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A picture is worth a thousand words (or more!) when it comes to farm biosecurity

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Left: Separation of zones within a farm. The small wall reminds workers of the mandatory shoe change point between the entrance of the farm (dirty) and the shower area. Picture courtesy Dr. Tim Snider. Right: Example of separation of zones within shower area. Red = Dirty Zone; Yellow = Intermediate Zone; Green = Clean Zone. Picture courtesy of Mike Luyks, Kaslo Bay, PIC Boar Stud, Canada.

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