Biosecurity Tool: Does Your Barn Get the Green Light?

With all the breaking news on the importance of biosecurity – Isn’t it time to bone up on preventative measures your barn could be taking?

With all the breaking news on the importance of biosecurity – Isn’t it time to bone up on preventive measures your barn could be taking? Calculate your horse farm’s risks with Equine Guelph’s Biosecurity Risk Calculator, a tool designed for horse owners to generate a report that grades them on their biosecurity management practices on their farms. See if you score a green, amber or red light.

Live and online at Biosecurity Calculator, the interactive tool is an educational resource of Equine Guelph (University of Guelph) developed in collaboration with Colorado State University and sponsored by the American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) Foundation and Vétoquinol Canada Inc.

“Every horse owner should think about a biosecurity management plan,” says Karen Ann Paradis, Equine Product Manager of Vétoquinol. “Having a solid understanding of equine health, infectious disease and disease control is paramount in reducing biosecurity risk in a high-risk industry.”

After taking the 10 minute, 42 question Biosecurity Calculator quiz – turn those amber scores green by increasing your knowledge with Equine Guelph’s biosecurity workshops this March and 2 week e-Session April 16 – 29. The combined feedback from the Biosecurity Calculator and Equine Guelph’s upcoming programs will provide you with the best practices for decreasing risk of infectious disease in your horse(s).

To learn more about Equine Guelph’s biocesurity programs visit: www.EquineGuelph.ca/biosecurity.php

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