Biosecurity practices Positive impacts | |
Isolation | |
• Chicken and ducks in different shelters at night [31] | |
Traffic control | |
• Designated vehicle for sending eggs to a vendor or market [32] | |
• Not allowing traders to enter the farm [33] | |
Sanitation | |
• Owners used a disinfectant to clean poultry areas [34] | |
• Farm staff washing their hands before handling birds [33] | |
Biosecurity risks | |
Isolation | |
• Farm accessible to feral and wild animals [32] | |
• Footbath at entry to farm/shed [32] | |
• Dead crow seen at or near farm [35] | |
• Improperly dispose farm waste [36] | |
• Having contact with pigeons [31] | |
Traffic control | |
• Family and friends visiting [24] | |
• Exchanging eggtrays with market vendors [35] | |
• Receiving visitors on farm premises [37] | |
• Purchased live poultry/products [37] | |
• Farm workers live outside the premises [37] | |
• Owners bought live chickens from another backyard farm [34] | |
• Having a neighbouring poultry farm [33] | |
• High frequency of veterinary visits [38] | |
• Had visitors in their farm within the past month [36] |