Exhibitor Meetings to Prevent Swine Influenza: A Checklist for Before, During and After the Meeting

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August 11, 2016

As an extra precaution to protect exhibitors, the public and the pigs, we suggest swine project leaders and superintendents hold a meeting to remind exhibitors of the need to practice proper biosecurity practices and hygiene. The following checklist can be used as a guideline to help you have a healthy fair week. Items are categorized into four sections: before the meeting (includes steps to take before the fair or event begins), meeting agenda (information and procedures to share with exhibitors), after the meeting (tips for biosecurity throughout the exhibition time) and after the fair (cleaning and follow-up information). 

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