Enhancing Emergency Management in Canada’s Livestock & Poultry Industry
The Animal Health Emergency Management (AHEM) project is focussed on industry relevant resources to minimize the impacts of serious livestock diseases now and into the future. Our objective is to strengthen emergency preparedness, response and recovery, through increased industry awareness, capacity, and confidence.
Resources
- Incident Command System and Agriculture Training
- Emergency Response Procedures for NON-DISEASE RELATED EMERGENCIES
- Small scale pig farmers website on raising healthy animals
- Maritime AgCast Episode 34: Preparing for an Emergency
- Suspicion of a Serious Animal Disease, the First 48 Hours for Producers
- Producer tools and templates
- Detecting Foot-and-Mouth Disease in Cattle
- Detecting Foreign Animal Diseases in Swine
- More
Small Flock Poultry Course for Veterinarians & Veterinary Staff
This course will prepare #veterinary professionals that provide health services to small flock owners.
RACE approved CE credits
April 4 to May 9, 2023
https://cahss.ca/about/events/small-flock-poultry-course
#training
“While we hope this vaccine bank is never needed, we are grateful for today’s investment and its establishment,” said Nathan Phinney, CCA President.
https://www.cattle.ca/canadian-cattle-association-welcomes-budget-2023-investment-in-animal-health-emergency-preparedness