Biosecurity Courses
With the support of Growing Forward 2, Green Hectares has developed three animal health courses (also known as biosecurity). We have resourced the best information we can find from around the world, so you will see great information from leading experts on how to keep your animals healthy and your farm profitable. Rather than recreate what is already out there, we have arranged great information in a way that makes it easy for you to go through it. We only create our own content where there appears to be a gap in information. We feel our job is to make sure that you access it in the easiest way possible.
You can access these courses for free with the code GHLivestockHealth. After that the course is only $9. It is a great training tool for yourself or anyone else in your operation on learning about keeping your animals disease free.
You can access these courses for free with the code GHLivestockHealth. After that the course is only $9. It is a great training tool for yourself or anyone else in your operation on learning about keeping your animals disease free.
Poultry HealthA course based on the Canadian Poultry Biosecurity Standards, this program is a great training tool for any farm to use a training tool. It also can apply to small holding flocks as well.
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Cattle Herd HealthA course based on the Canadian Cattle Biosecurity Standards, the information in this program balances the practicality of the dairy and beef industries with the need to keep livestock healthy.
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Swine HealthA course based on the Canadian Swine Biosecurity Standards, this program can be used to implement a program in a small holdings operation or to use as a training tool on a larger hog operation.
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Are you an organization concerned about biosecurity?
If you're an organization with members that would benefit from this program, an organization that has useful resources on biosecurity or both, we want to connect with you. We partner and work with a variety of organizations so the best way option is to connect with our Executive Director, Wendy Schneider.