Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 40-2-16-.08 - Milking Barn, Stable, or Parlor - Cleanliness
(1)
Interiors Clean. The interior of the milking barn, stable, or
parlor must be kept clean.
(2)
Feed Mangers. Leftover feed in feed mangers must appear fresh, and
not wet or soggy.
(3)
Bedding
Material. If bedding material is used, manure must be removed from all
bedding material between each milking.
(4)
Outside Surfaces Clean.
Outside surfaces of all milking and clean-in-place (CIP) equipment located in
the milking barn, stable, or parlor must be kept clean.
(5)
Gutter Cleaners. Gutter
cleaners must be kept clean.
(6)
Pens and Stalls Kept Clean. All pens, calf stalls, and bull pens,
if not separated from the milking barn, stable, or parlor, must be kept
clean.
(7)
Swine and Fowl
Exclusion. Swine and fowl must be kept out of the milking
area.
(8)
Milk Stools,
Characteristics.
(a) Milk stools cannot
be padded;
(b) Milk stools must be
constructed to be easily cleaned;
(c) Milk stools, surcingles, and antikickers
must be kept clean and in good repair; and
(d) Milk stools must be stored above the
floor in a clean place in the milking barn, stable, parlor, or milkhouse when
not in use.
Notes
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