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  • Eggs on conveyor belt

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    Quaternary Ammonium Compound

    Do not use on feed or in water but can be used to clean water lines and medication tanks, however practical application may be limited as these applications require flushing with clean water prior to reuse.

  • Eggs Aust 28

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    Biosecurity

    Resources available Biosecurity Plan Template for farms needing guidance in developing a biosecurity plan. Biosecurity posters to support all farm staff to understand and apply biosecurity practices on-farm. Biosecurity fact sheets to support all farm staff to understand and apply biosecurity practices on-farm.

  • Eggs on conveyor belt

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    Chlorhexidine

    May be a combination chlorhexidine/cetrimide product. Will irritate eyes. Can be used for cleansing poultry houses. Nil withholding period. Products with this chemical may have different label instructions.

  • Free range farm with two people

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    Farmer Resources

    Practical resources to assist egg farms with biosecurity, food safety, egg production and hen management. Access to ELIP also included in this section.

  • Eggs on conveyor belt

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    Cresol

    Do not use on feed or water. Unsafe chemical. Poisonous if absorbed by skin contact, inhaled, or swallowed and will irritate eyes. Will cause staining. Can be applied for wound disinfection. May be called cresylic acid. Nil withholding period. Products with this chemical may have different label instructions.

  • Eggs on conveyor belt

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    Chemical search and filter tool

    All sanitisers, disinfectants, and insecticides used on farm must be registered and/or approved for use by the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA). They must always be used as per the label instructions.

  • Eggs on conveyor belt

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    Formaldehyde or Paraformaldehyde

    Liquid formaldehyde; paraformaldehyde solid formaldehyde. Poisonous if absorbed by skin contact, inhaled, or swallowed and will irritate eyes. Should be only used by licensed Pest Control Operators. Need to follow Australian Chicken Meat Federation guidelines. Not for use on eggs for human consumption.

  • Eggs on conveyor belt

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    Glutaraldehyde / Quaternary Ammonia Compounds Mixes

    Poisonous if swallowed. Harmful if absorbed by skin contact or inhaled, corrosive and attack eyes. Will irritate nose, throat, and skin. Corrosive chemical.

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    Avian Influenza Overview

    Avian Influenza Overview Avian Influenza (AI) is a notifiable disease in all states and territories of Australia because it is highly pathogenic to poultry and some strains are able to infect humans. Login to For Farmers to access Mass Disposal Planner and Avian Influenza Prevention, Preparedness and Response.

  • Eggs on conveyor belt

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    Hydrogen Peroxide or Peroxyacetic Acid

    May be sold in combination with acetic acid and peracetic acid. Do not use on brass, copper, or marble. Harmful if swallowed, may irritate the nose, throat, and skin, will irritate eyes. Do no inhale.

  • Eggs on conveyor belt

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    Iodine

    Avoid contact with eyes and skin. Nil withholding period. May cause staining. Products with this chemical may have different label instructions. Always follow the directions on the label and refer to the safety data sheet for the complete safety information on this chemical before using it.

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    Mass Disposal Planner

    Welcome to the Mass Disposal PlannerThis is a questionnaire-based tool which assists egg farms in developing a mass disposal plan. All egg farms should have a Mass disposal plan.

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