Biosecurity and safety for humans and animals in organic animal farming

Biosecurity and safety for humans and animals in organic animal farmingBiosecurity describes methods of reducing the risk of disease spread. Two defining aspects of organic farming are the requirement to allow animals outside access and the aim to nurture animal health without reliance on veterinary medicines. These measures create differences in risks of disease and access to environmental pollutants compared to non organic animals. This chapter summarises some of the biosecurity issues particular to organic farming and

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