2 CSR 30-2.080 - Pseudorabies Quarantine Requirements
(1)
Definitions.
(A) Circle testing shall mean
all swine units, including feedlots, within a two (2)-mile radius of the
infected premises.
(B)
Contact/adjacent herds shall mean herds sharing common premises, herds
disclosed by epidemiological traces, herds within two (2) miles or herds
containing purchases from or exchanges with quarantined infected
herd.
(C) Herd shall mean all swine
of any age under common ownership or supervision whether geographically
separated or not.
(D) Individual
herd plan shall mean a system for eliminating pseudorabies from the quarantine
herd, written specifically for each herd and approved by the state veterinarian
or his/her designee that minimizes spread to other herds and prevents
reinfection after the herd has become free of pseudorabies. The individual herd
plan shall be developed by the owner, the owner's veterinarian, and the
district veterinarian.
(2) Requirements for Quarantine Release.
Quarantine shall be released according to current State-Federal-Industry
Program Standards.
(3) Individual
Herd Cleanup Plan.
(A) An individual herd
cleanup plan shall be developed with every producer who has a
pseudorabies-infected herd.
(B)
Minimum requirements of the individual herd cleanup plan are-
1. Test swine consistent with sound
eradication principles;
2. Proper
disposition of dead animals;
3.
Complete epidemiological investigations. All contact/adjacent exposed herds
shall be investigated and tested (circle tested), either a complete test of all
breeding swine or the test of an official random sample;
4. Animals to move only into slaughter
channels or to approved quarantined feedlots; and
5. Progression towards elimination of the
infection from the herd as determined by the state veterinarian or
designee.
(C) The
individual herd plan requirement shall be met except when the official
pseudorabies epidemiologist, state veterinarian or designee authorizes
modification of the plan consistent with sound eradication principles. Owners
must provide for the handling of their swine and testing will be at owner's
expense.
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