North Central Poultry Association

CONDUCT SURVEILLANCE, DIAGNOSES, CONTROL AND PREVENTION ACTIVITIES.

AWARD PURPOSE - THE PURPOSE OF THIS AGREEMENT IS TO PROVIDE MONITORINGAND SURVEILLANCE FOR NOTIFIABLE AVIAN INFLUENZA IN IOWA TO QUICKLYDIAGNOSE, CONTROL, AND PREVENT THE SPREAD OF ALL H5 AND H7 NOTIFIABLEAVIAN INFLUENZA SUBTYPES WHICH MIGHT OCCUR IN THE STATE. ACTIVITIES TOBE PERFORMED - THE RECIPIENT WILL CONTRACT WITH IOWA STATE UNIVERSITYVETERINARY DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY TO TEST SAMPLES SUBMITTED BY POULTRYPRODUCERS FOR AVIAN INFLUENZA. THE RECIPIENT WILL PROMOTE BIOSECURITYIN THE POULTRY INDUSTRY IN IOWA. EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH TO NATIONALPOULTRY IMPROVEMENT PLAN AND NON-PLAN PARTICIPANTS WILL ALSO BEPERFORMED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR VIA A QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER, MONTHLYDISEASE UPDATES AND OTHER COMMUNICATIONS. FURTHER OUTREACH WILL BEPROVIDED AT VARIOUS EVENTS INCLUDING THE IOWA POULTRY ASSOCIATION FALLFESTIVAL AND ANNUAL MEETING, WEBINARS, IOWA STATE FAIR, POULTRY BLOODTESTING SCHOOL, IOWA EGG SYMPOSIUM, MASTER'S CUP POULTRY SHOW, SMALLFLOCK AND ALLIED INDUSTRY BIOSECURITY WORKSHOPS.NATIONAL POULTRYIMPROVEMENT PLAN PLANT AUDITS WILL BE CONDUCTED. NATIONAL POULTRYIMPROVEMENT PLAN LABORATORY INSPECTIONS WILL BE CONDUCTED. THE LOCATIONOF POULTRY PREMISES IN IOWA WILL BE MAPPED. DELIVERABLES AND EXPECTEDOUTCOMES – THE GOALS OF THE AWARD ARE TO ACCOMPLISH NECESSARYSURVEILLANCE OF POULTRY IN IOWA FOR NOTIFIABLE AVIAN INFLUENZA BYCONDUCTING 16,910 TESTS FOR AVIAN INFLUENZA. THE RECIPIENT WILL PROVIDETHE NUMBER OF SAMPLES AND REPORT THE TESTING OUTCOMES IN THE QUARTERLYAVIAN REPORT AS DESCRIBED IN APPENDIX 11 TO THE FY 2022 VETERINARY SERVICES GRANTS AND AGREEMENTS PROGRAM GUIDE. EIGHT NATIONAL POULTRY IMPROVEMENT PLAN BIOSECURITY AUDITS WILL BE CONDUCTED OFCOMMERCIAL LAYER, BROILER, TURKEY, AND GAME BIRD PRODUCERS’ BIOSECURITYPOLICIES THIS YEAR. THREE NATIONAL POULTRY IMPROVEMENT PLAN PLANTS WILLBE AUDITED. FIVE NATIONAL POULTRY IMPROVEMENT PLAN LABORATORIES WILLBE AUDITED. THE LOCATIONS OF POULTRY PREMISES IN IOWA WILL BE MAPPED.INTENDED BENEFICIARY – THE ENTIREPOULTRY INDUSTRY, INCLUDING BACKYARDFLOCKS, WILL BENEFIT BY QUICKLY IDENTIFYING AND RESPONDING TO ANYINCURSIONS OF NOTIFIABLE AVIAN INFLUENZA. CONSUMERS OF POULTRY WILLBENEFIT IF FLOCKS ARE ABLE TO MAINTAIN A HIGH LEVEL OF PRODUCTIONWITHOUT NOTIFIABLE AVIAN INFLUENZA AFFECTING THEIR FLOCKS. SUB-RECIPIENTACTIVITIES – A SUB-AWARD WILL BE PROVIDED TO IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY TOCONDUCT THE TESTING OF SAMPLES FOR AVIAN INFLUENZA. A SUB-AWARD MAY BEPROVIDED TO A CONTRACTOR TO ESTABLISH AND MAINTAIN A MAPPING PROJECT FORPOULTRY PREMISES IN IOWA.

1. AWARD PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS AGREEMENT IS TO PROVIDE MONITORING AND SURVEILLANCE FOR NOTIFIABLE AVIAN INFLUENZA (NAI) IN IOWA TO QUICKLY DIAGNOSE, CONTROL, AND PREVENT THE SPREAD OF ALL H5 AND H7 NAI SUBTYPES WHICH MIGHT OCCUR IN THE STATE. 3. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: THE RECIPIENT WILL CONTRACT WITH IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY VETERINARY DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY TO TEST SAMPLES SUBMITTED BY POULTRY PRODUCERS FOR AVIAN INFLUENZA. THE RECIPIENT WILL PROMOTE BIOSECURITY IN THE POULTRY INDUSTRY IN IOWA. EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH TO NATIONAL POULTRY IMPROVEMENT PLAN AND NON-PLAN PARTICIPANTS WILL ALSO BE PERFORMED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR VIA A QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER, MONTHLY DISEASE UPDATES AND OTHER COMMUNICATIONS. FURTHER OUTREACH WILL BE PROVIDED AT VARIOUS EVENTS INCLUDING THE IOWA POULTRY ASSOCIATION FALL FESTIVAL AND ANNUAL MEETING, WEBINARS, IOWA STATE FAIR, POULTRY BLOOD TESTING SCHOOL, IOWA EGG SYMPOSIUM, MASTER'S CUP POULTRY SHOW, SMALL FLOCK AND ALLIED INDUSTRY BIOSECURITY WORKSHOPS. THREE NATIONAL POULTRY IMPROVEMENT PLAN (NPIP) PLANT AUDITS WILL BE CONDUCTED. THE MAP OF POULTRY PREMISES IN IOWA WILL BE MAINTAINED. BIOSECURITY AUDITS WILL BE CONDUCTED ON EIGHT COMMERCIAL LAYER, BROILER TURKEY, AND GAME BIRD FLOCKS. FIVE NPIP LABS WILL BE AUDITED. 4. DELIVERABLES AND EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE GOALS OF THE AWARD ARE TO ACCOMPLISH NECESSARY SURVEILLANCE OF POULTRY IN IOWA FOR NAI BY CONDUCTING 16,810 TESTS FOR AVIAN INFLUENZA. THE RECIPIENT WILL PROVIDE THE NUMBER OF SAMPLES, AND REPORT THE TESTING OUTCOMES IN THE QUARTERLY AVIAN REPORT AS DESCRIBED IN APPENDIX 11 TO THE FY 2023 VS GRANTS AND AGREEMENTS PROGRAM GUIDE. EIGHT NPIP BIOSECURITY AUDITS WILL BE CONDUCTED OF COMMERCIAL LAYER, BROILER, TURKEY, AND GAME BIRD PRODUCERS’ BIOSECURITY POLICIES THIS YEAR. THREE NPIP PLANTS WILL BE AUDITED. FIVE NPIP LABORATORIES WILL BE AUDITED. THE LOCATIONS OF POULTRY PREMISES IN IOWA WILL BE MAPPED. 5. INTENDED BENEFICIARY(IES): THE ENTIRE POULTRY INDUSTRY, INCLUDING BACKYARD FLOCKS, WILL BENEFIT BY QUICKLY IDENTIFYING AND RESPONDING TO ANY INCURSIONS OF NAI. CONSUMERS OF POULTRY WILL BENEFIT IF FLOCKS ARE ABLE TO MAINTAIN A HIGH LEVEL OF PRODUCTION WITHOUT NAI AFFECTING THEIR FLOCKS. 6. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES, IF KNOWN OR SPECIFIED AT THE TIME OF AWARD: A SUBAWARD WILL BE PROVIDED TO IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY TO CONDUCT THE TESTING OF SAMPLES FOR AVIAN INFLUENZA. A SUBAWARD WILL BE PROVIDED TO A CONTRACTOR TO MAINTAIN A MAPPING PROJECT FOR POULTRY PREMISES IN IOWA.

THE PURPOSE OF THIS AGREEMENT IS TO PROVIDE MONITORING AND SURVEILLANCE FOR NOTIFIABLE AVIAN INFLUENZA (NAI) IN IOWA TO QUICKLY DIAGNOSE, CONTROL, AND PREVENT THE SPREAD OF ALL H5 AND H7 NAI SUBTYPES WHICH MIGHT OCCUR IN THE STATE. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: THE RECIPIENT WILL CONTRACT WITH IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY VETERINARY DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY TO TEST SAMPLES SUBMITTED BY POULTRY PRODUCERS FOR AVIAN INFLUENZA. FUNDING WILL SUPPORT THE FOLLOWING NEEDS; SHIPPING OF HIGH RISK TESTING KITS 10 PCR, 10 EGG YOLK - $200. IOWA POULTRY EMERGENCY DISEASE RESPONSE AND CONTAINMENT PLAN COMMITTEE MEETINGS AND RESULTING EFFORTS ON BEHALF OF THE COMMITTEE AND STATE: STATEWIDE POULTRY DISEASE TABLE-TOP EXERCISE TO BE CARRIED OUT, AS REQUIRED PER CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATIONS (CFR); FUNDS WILL BE USED TO HELP COVER A PORTION OF THE COSTS OF MEALS, MATERIALS AND FACILITY RENTAL FOR APPROXIMATELY 50 ATTENDEES - $300. (THESE EFFORTS ARE DETAILED IN THE FINANCIAL PLAN UNDER 'SUPPLIES' AND 'OTHER' SECTIONS.) $200 IN FUNDING FOR PRINTING AND MAILING OF GENERAL OFFICE SUPPLIES FOR NATIONAL POULTRY IMPROVEMENT PLAN (NPIP) RENEWALS AND BIOSECURITY MATERIALS. $175 TO MAINTAIN A 3-DAY SUPPLY OF PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) FOR BIOSECURITY CONSULTATIONS, $1200 FOR SHIPPING AND PURCHASING PPE KITS FOR HIGH-RISK FLOCKS. $600 FOR THE PURCHASE OF ANTIGEN CAPTURE IMMUNOASSAY (ACIA) RESPIRATORY SCREENING KITS FOR HIGH-RISK FLOCKS. $4,500 IS REQUESTED FOR BIOSECURITY PRINT MATERIALS, INCLUDING AN UPDATED IOWA EXHIBITION TESTING BOOKLET. $500 OF REQUESTED FUNDS WILL BE USED FOR HIGHLY PATHOGENIC AVIAN INFLUENZA (HPAI) BLOOD TESTING TRAINING SUPPLIES INCLUDING BIOSECURITY TRAINING MATERIALS, BRAIN HEART INFUSION (BHI), SWABS AND APPROPRIATE STORAGE/SHIPPING CONTAINERS OF SAMPLES. $8,300 $1000 FOR 1 AVIAN INFLUENZA VETERINARIAN TRAINING WORKSHOPS.$1,000 FOR A BACKYARD BIOSECURITY TRAINING WORKSHOP FOR SUB-PART E AND J PRODUCERS AS WELL AS NON-NPIP HOBBYISTS. REGISTRATION FEES FOR VARIOUS INDUSTRY EVENTS ARE ALSO INCLUDED IN THIS SECTION. $100 FOR THE NPIP BIENNIAL, $75 FOR TWO UNITED EGG PRODUCERS (UEP) MEETINGS, $25 FOR PROFITABILITY, EXPERIENCE, ADVANCEMENT, AND KNOWLEDGE (PEAK)/MIDWEST POULTRY FEDERATION (MPF) REGISTRATION, $50 FOR NORTH CENTRAL AVIAN DISEASE CONFERENCE (NCADC) REGISTRATION, $50 EGG INDUSTRY CENTER (EIC) ISSUES FORUM. TRAVEL FUNDS WILL BE USED TO SEND PERSONNEL, SUCH AS THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND OSA, TO ATTEND THE FOLLOWING OUT-OF-STATE INDUSTRY MEETINGS: NPIP BIENNI AL IN SALT LAKE CITY--$1,125, 2 UNITED EGG PRODUCERS (UEP) ANNUAL MEETINGS IN ATLANTA AND NEW ORLEANS--$750.00, PEAK/MPF FOR ONE ATTENDEE--$260.00, NPIP INFORMAL STAKEHOLDER MEETING IN ATLANTA, GA--$806, TRAVEL FUNDS WILL BE USED (BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO) TO SEND THE NPIP DIRECTOR AND/OR COORDINATOR, TO ATTEND INDUSTRY MEETINGS SUCH AS THE IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY (ISU) EGG SYMPOSIUM, IDALS FAD MEETINGS, UNITED EGG PRODUCERS (UEP) REGIONAL MEETING, AND VARIOUS PRODUCER/STAKEHOLDER HPAI/LOW PATHOGENIC AVIAN INFLUENZA (LPAI), NPIP, AND BIOSECURITY FOCUSED MEETINGS. WE ANTICIPATE AN AVERAGE OF 10 MEETINGS ANNUALLY *100 MILES*.725/MILE*2 ATTENDEES - $1450. DE LIVERABLES AND EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE GOALS OF THE AWARD ARE TO ACCOMPLISH NECESSARY SURVEILLANCE OF POULTRY IN IOWA FOR NAI BY CONDUCTING 13,850 TESTS FOR AVIAN INFLUENZA. A STATEWIDE POULTRY DISEASE EXERCISE WILL BE CARRIED OUT, AS REQUIRED PER CFR FOR THE INIT IAL STATE RESPONSE AND CONTROL PLAN. THE RECIPIENT WILL REPORT ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE TESTING METRICS QUARTERLY DIRECTLY INTO THE DATA INTEGRATION SERVICES (DIS) SYSTEM FOR AVIAN SURVEILLANCE. STATEWIDE POULTRY DISEASE EXERCISE TO BE CARRIED OUT, AS REQUIRED PER CFR; FUNDS WILL BE USED TO HELP COVER COSTS OF MEALS, MATERIALS AND FACILITY RENTAL - $300. INTENDED BENEFICIARY(IES): APPROXIMATELY 45 MILLION IOWA LAYING HENS, 10 MILLION COMMERCIAL TURKEYS, 100,000 COMMERCIAL BROILERS AND VARIOUS BACKYARD AND HOBBY FLOCKS WILL BENEFIT BY QUICKLY IDENTIFYING AND RESPONDING TO ANY INCURSIONS OF NAI. CONSUMERS OF POULTRY WILL BENEFIT IF FLOCKS ARE ABLE TO MAINTAIN A HIGH LEVEL OF PRODUCTION WITHOUT NAI AFFECTING THEIR FLOCKS. THE GENERAL PUBLIC WILL BENEFIT FROM REDUCED AVIAN INFLUENZA IN COMMERCIAL POULTRY FLOCKS. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES, IF KNOWN OR SPECIFIED AT THE TIME OF AWARD: A SUBAWARD WILL BE PROVIDED TO IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY TO CONDUCT THE TESTING OF SAMPLES FOR AVIAN INFLUENZA. BUDGET: RECIPIENT PERSONNEL-- $26,500; RECIPIENT TRAVEL IN AND OUT OF STATE TO ATTEND MEETINGS AND RELEVANT CONFERENCES-- $7,391; SUPPLIES-- $7,475; CONTRACTUAL INCLUDING LAB TESTING-- $56,350.

THE PURPOSE OF THIS AGREEMENT IS TO PROVIDE MONITORING AND SURVEILLANCE FOR NOTIFIABLE AVIAN INFLUENZA (NAI) IN IOWA TO QUICKLY DIAGNOSE, CONTROL, AND PREVENT THE SPREAD OF ALL H5 AND H7 NAI SUBTYPES WHICH MIGHT OCCUR IN THE STATE. THE RECIPIENT WILL CONTRACT WITH IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY VETERINARY DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY TO TEST SAMPLES SUBMITTED BY POULTRY PRODUCERS FOR AVIAN INFLUENZA. THE RECIPIENT WILL PROMOTE BIOSECURITY IN THE POULTRY INDUSTRY IN IOWA. EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH TO NATIONAL POULTRY IMPROVEMENT PLAN AND NON-PLAN PARTICIPANTS WILL ALSO BE PERFORMED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR VIA A QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER, MONTHLY DISEASE UPDATES AND OTHER COMMUNICATIONS. FURTHER OUTREACH WILL BE PROVIDED AT VARIOUS EVENTS INCLUDING THE IOWA POULTRY ASSOCIATION FALL FESTIVAL AND ANNUAL MEETING, WEBINARS, IOWA STATE FAIR, POULTRY BLOOD TESTING SCHOOL, IOWA EGG SYMPOSIUM, MASTER'S CUP POULTRY SHOW, SMALL FLOCK AND ALLIED INDUSTRY BIOSECURITY WORKSHOPS. THREE AVIAN INFLUENZA VETERINARIAN TRAINING WORKSHOPS WILL BE HELD ACROSS THE STATE. A BIOSECURITY AUDIT WILL BE CONDUCTED ON ONE COMMERCIAL LAYER, BROILER TURKEY, AND GAME BIRD FLOCK. FIVE NPIP LABS WILL BE AUDITED. THE GOALS OF THE AWARD ARE TO ACCOMPLISH NECESSARY SURVEILLANCE OF POULTRY IN IOWA FOR NAI BY CONDUCTING 16,535 TESTS FOR AVIAN INFLUENZA. ONE NPIP BIOSECURITY AUDIT WILL BE CONDUCTED OF COMMERCIAL LAYER, BROILER, TURKEY, AND GAME BIRD PRODUCERS’ BIOSECURITY POLICIES THIS YEAR. FIVE NPIP LABORATORIES WILL BE AUDITED. UPKEEP AND MAINTENANCE OF THE ARC GIS MAPPING PROJECT THAT STARTED IN AUGUST 2022 WILL BE CONTINUED. A STATEWIDE POULTRY DISEASE EXERCISE WILL BE CARRIED OUT, AS REQUIRED PER CFR FOR THE INITIAL STATE RESPONSE AND CONTROL PLAN. THE RECIPIENT WILL REPORT ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE TESTING METRICS QUARTERLY DIRECTLY INTO THE DIS SYSTEM FOR AVIAN SURVEILLANCE. THE ENTIRE POULTRY INDUSTRY, INCLUDING BACKYARD FLOCKS, WILL BENEFIT BY QUICKLY IDENTIFYING AND RESPONDING TO ANY INCURSIONS OF NAI. CONSUMERS OF POULTRY WILL BENEFIT IF FLOCKS ARE ABLE TO MAINTAIN A HIGH LEVEL OF PRODUCTION WITHOUT NAI AFFECTING THEIR FLOCKS. THE GENERAL PUBLIC WILL BENEFIT FROM REDUCED AVIAN INFLUENZA IN COMMERCIAL POULTRY FLOCKS. A SUBAWARD WILL BE PROVIDED TO IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY TO CONDUCT THE TESTING OF SAMPLES FOR AVIAN INFLUENZA. A SUBAWARD WILL BE PROVIDED TO A CONTRACTOR TO MAINTAIN AN ARC GIS MAPPING PROJECT FOR POULTRY PREMISES IN IOWA.

THE PURPOSE OF THIS AGREEMENT IS TO CONDUCT EDUCATION/OUTREAH, SURVEILLANCE, DIAGNOSTIC TESTING, PREPAREDNESS AND/OR RESPONSE ACTIVITIES THAT WILL PROVIDE SPECIFIC INFORMATION TO THE RECIPIENT, APHIS

AWARD PURPOSE - THE PURPOSE OF THIS AGREEMENT IS TO PROVIDE MONITORING AND SURVEILLANCE FOR NOTIFIABLE AVIAN INFLUENZA IN IOWA TO QUICKLY DIAGNOSE, CONTROL, AND PREVENT THE SPREAD OF ALL H5 AND H7 NOTIFIABLE AVIAN INFLUENZA SUBTYPES WHICH MIGHT OCCUR IN THE STATE. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED - THE COOPERATOR WILL CONTRACT WITH IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY VETERINARY DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY TO TEST SAMPLES SUBMITTED BY POULTRY PRODUCERS FOR AVIAN INFLUENZA. THE COOPERATOR WILL PROMOTE BIOSECURITY IN THE POULTRY INDUSTRY IN IOWA. EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH TO NATIONAL POULTRY IMPROVEMENT PLAN AND NON-PLAN PARTICIPANTS WILL ALSO BE PERFORMED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR VIA A QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER, MONTHLY DISEASE UPDATES AND OTHER COMMUNICATIONS. FURTHER OUTREACH WILL BE PROVIDED AT VARIOUS EVENTS INCLUDING THE IOWA POULTRY ASSOCIATION FALL FESTIVAL AND ANNUAL MEETING, WEBINARS, IOWA STATE FAIR, POULTRY BLOOD TESTING SCHOOL, IOWA EGG SYMPOSIUM, MASTER'S CUP POULTRY SHOW, SMALL FLOCK AND ALLIED INDUSTRY BIOSECURITY WORKSHOPS. THREE NATIONAL POULTRY IMPROVEMENT PLAN BIOSECURITY AUDITS WILL BE CONDUCTED OF COMMERCIAL LAYER, BROILER, TURKEY, AND GAME BIRD BIOSECURITY POLICIES. THE MAP OF POULTRY PREMISES IN IOWA WILL BE MAINTAINED. FIVE NATIONAL POULTRY IMPROVEMENT PLAN LABS WILL BE AUDITED. THREE AVIAN INFLUENZA VETERINARIAN TRAINING WORKSHOPS WILL BE PRESENTED. A TABLETOP EXERCISE WILL BE CONDUCTED. AN IOWA POULTRY EXHIBITION HEALTH BOOK WILL BE DRAFTED AND DISTRIBUTED. DELIVERABLES AND EXPECTED OUTCOMES - THE GOALS OF THE AWARD ARE TO ACCOMPLISH NECESSARY SURVEILLANCE OF POULTRY IN IOWA FOR NOTIFIABLE AVIAN INFLUENZA BY CONDUCTING 17,200 TESTS FOR AVIAN INFLUENZA. TWO HUNDRED POULTRY NECROPSIES WILL BE CONDUCTED. THIRTY PCR PANELS FOR AI, MG, ND, AND ILT WILL BE CONDUCTED. THE RECIPIENT WILL REPORT THE NUMBER OF SAMPLES TESTED, IN THE QUARTERLY AVIAN REPORT AS DESCRIBED IN APPENDIX 11 TO THE FY 2024 VETERINARY SERVICES GRANTS AND AGREEMENTS PROGRAM GUIDE. THREE NATIONAL POULTRY IMPROVEMENT PLAN BIOSECURITY AUDITS WILL BE CONDUCTED OF COMMERCIAL LAYER, BROILER, TURKEY, AND GAME BIRD PRODUCERS’ BIOSECURITY POLICIES THIS YEAR. FIVE NATIONAL POULTRY IMPROVEMENT PLAN LABORATORIES WILL BE AUDITED. THE MAP OF LOCATIONS OF POULTRY PREMISES IN IOWA WILL BE MAINTAINED. PCR TEST KITS FOR AVIAN INFLUENZA WILL BE MAILED TO HIGH-RISK FLOCKS. THE NATIONAL POULTRY IMPROVEMENT PLAN COORDINATOR WILL TRACK AND MAINTAIN VETERINARY SERVICES FORMS 9-2 AND 9-3. TWO BIOSECURITY CONSULTATIONS WILL BE HELD WITH SMALL AND HIGH-RISK FLOCKS IN CONJUNCTION WITH CONTRACTED IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY POULTRY EXTENSION VETERINARIANS. INTENDED BENEFICIARIES - THE ENTIRE POULTRY INDUSTRY, INCLUDING BACKYARD FLOCKS, WILL BENEFIT BY QUICKLY IDENTIFYING AND RESPONDING TO ANY INCURSIONS OF NOTIFIABLE AVIAN INFLUENZA. CONSUMERS OF POULTRY WILL BENEFIT IF FLOCKS ARE ABLE TO MAINTAIN A HIGH LEVEL OF PRODUCTION WITHOUT NOTIFIABLE AVIAN INFLUENZA AFFECTING THEIR FLOCKS. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES - A SUBAWARD WILL BE PROVIDED TO IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY TO CONDUCT THE TESTING OF SAMPLES FOR AVIAN INFLUENZA. A SUBAWARD WILL BE PROVIDED TO A CONTRACTOR TO MAINTAIN A MAPPING PROJECT FOR POULTRY PREMISES IN IOWA. A SUBAWARD WILL BE PROVIDED TO IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY FOR THE ASSISTANCE OF IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY POULTRY EXTENSION VETERINARIANS TO CONDUCT BIOSECURITY CONSULTATIONS WITH SMALL AND HIGH-RISK FLOCKS.

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CONDUCT SURVEILLANCE, DIAGNOSES, CONTROL AND PREVENTION ACTIVITIES.

CONDUCT SURVEILLANCE, DIAGNOSES, CONTROL AND PREVENTION ACTIVITIES.

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