ANAC is pleased to share a new educational video on African swine fever (ASF) prevention, developed by AQINAC (Association québécoise des industries de nutrition animale et céréalière) with the support of valued partners, including ANAC. The video is designed to raise awareness and inform both industry stakeholders and the general public about the challenges associated with this disease.
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Canada’s 2,800+ chicken farmers are required to be certified on the Raised by a Canadian Farmer Animal Care Program and On-Farm Food Safety Program, as developed by Chicken Farmers of Canada; the programs are mandatory in all 10 provinces.
Industry advisors, including nutritionists, may have recommendations and advice for farmers on best management practices. While knowledge sharing is needed and encouraged throughout the sector, recommendations must always meet the Animal Care Program requirements at a minimum.
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Health Canada has published the findings of, and actions arising from, their 2023-2024 compliance monitoring project assessing a selection of commercial feed mills who handle prescription veterinary drugs for the manufacture of medicated feed.
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On February 3, Health Canada’s Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA) published the Information Note – Changes to registered uses of lambda-cyhalothrin and some of its associated end-use products, which re-instated the use of lambda-cyhalothrin (lambda-cy) for certain livestock feed uses.
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The International Feed Industry Federation (IFIF) has developed a guidance document to support feed mills around the world in establishing and maintaining robust biosecurity programs.
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This morning CFIA released a notice to industry to provide information on a pilot project modifying the way Primary Control Zones (PCZs) are established for cases of avian influenza (AI) in the Fraser Valley Regional District of British Columbia. This project only applies to this specific region; in all other regions of Canada, the process of declaring PCZs will remain the same.
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On December 4, 2024, amendments to the Compensation for Destroyed Animals Regulations were published in Canada Gazette, Part II (CGII). Due to newly added provisions, the title of the regulations has been updated to Compensation for Destroyed Animals and Things Regulations (CDATR).
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CFIA has launched a new biosecurity campaign page, specifically tailored to support small-scale farmers and producers in safeguarding their animals and farms. Whether managing a hobby farm, a small-scale operation, or simply owning a few farm animals, these resources provide easy-to-follow steps to keep their animals and farm safe from diseases.
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Canada is currently in the sixth wave of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) since the H5N1 outbreak began in December 2021. The current wave has also included one confirmed case of the H5N2 strain. To date, the genotype B3.13 found in U.S. dairy cattle has not been detected in domestic flocks in Canada.
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In the past few weeks, 17 new cases of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) have been confirmed in Canada (16 in British Columbia and 1 in Saskatchewan). The feed industry plays an important role in mitigating its spread and is encouraged to review their biosecurity protocols.
Avian influenza returns to Canada En savoir plus
