Environmental Stewardship
This natural resource must be protected along with air and land as part of good stewardship.
Water
This plan includes emergency contacts and evacuation routes.
Emergency Action Plan
Animals must have enough space to do this comfortably without touching others.
lie down fully on their side
This relationship must be established for proper veterinary care.
Veterinarian/Client/Patient Relationship (VCPR)
Hitting or beating an animal is considered this.
Willful act of abuse
One way to be a good neighbor is to minimize these three nuisances
odor, dust, and noise
This type of equipment protects you from loud noises and chemicals.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
This part of an animal’s vision makes moving them from directly behind hard.
blind spot
Keeping this type of record helps ensure food safety and animal health.
Medication and treatment records
If you see abuse and don’t feel safe intervening, you should do this
Find a responsible person to help
Daily inspections should include checking this storage and disposal method.
Manure storage and disposal method
Washing hands before and after working in the barn is part of this.
Personal hygiene
Daily observation helps ensure these animals do not go unnoticed.
Daily observation helps assess the effectiveness of these programs.
Health and nutrition programs
How many times a day should you check water buckets?
At least twice
This system must be checked for proper ventilation.
Building ventilation system
Dispose of all sharps in these containers.
Puncture-proof sharps containers
Proper animal care helps reduce these costs.
Production costs
FDA expects producers to maintain these records for each animal.
Medication records
What shoes should you never where in the barn?
Flip Flops
Crocs
Proper disposal of these products is part of good environmental stewardship.
Animal health products
Safety is everyone's responsibility including these people.
Exhibitors, family members and friends
Animals must have enough space to do these activities comfortably.
Stand, lie down, eat, drink, defecate, and urinate.
Daily observation helps address these issues in the facility.
Facility issues.
Things such as rodents, leaks, ventilation issues, or electrical issues.
Purposely applying prods to sensitive parts of an animal is considered this.
The willful act of abuse.