R. J. Layher - National Equine Health Plan Update
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National Equine Health Plan Update - Mr. R. J. Layher, Director of Health and Regulatory Affairs, American Horse Council, from the 2014 NIAA Annual Conference titled 'The Precautionary Principle: How Agriculture Will Thrive', March 31 - April 2, 2014, Omaha, NE, USA. More presentations at http://www.trufflemedia.com/agmedia/conference/2014_niaa_how_animal_agriculture_will_thrive
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R. J. Layher - National Equine Health Plan Update
- 1. The National Equine Health Plan Update Prepared for the National Institute of Animal Agriculture Annual Conference Omaha, Nebraska: April 2014 By: R.J. Layher Director of Health & Regulatory Affairs The American Horse Council
- 2. QUESTIONS?
- 3. History • 2010 American Horse Council National Issues Forum • The need for a comprehensive health plan to protect the industry. • A coordinated effort between Federal and State Animal Health Officials, Veterinarians and Industry • Key points to the NEHP were developed • Protect the health and welfare of U.S. equine • Establish the role of the industry, federal and state authorities and tribal governments in dealing with a disease outbreak to minimize the impact on the horse community • Facilitate the continued interstate and international movement of equine and their products • Protect the continuity and economic viability of the equine industry
- 4. Goals • Education • Protecting the economic viability of the industry • Raising awareness of common diseases and ways to mitigate them • What to look for if a horse shows signs of a disease • Teaching proper habits and practices in raising and caring for a horse from an early age • Biosecurity • Disease Mitigation • Dr. Katie Flynn Biosecurity Tool-Kit • Business Continuity • Interstate and International Movement • Potential for an outbreak to cause stagnation in horse movement • Dissemination of Information • Equine Disease Communication Center
- 5. Status • Working on finalizing uniform guidelines and protocols with the industry • Uniform guide lines for shows, farms, tracks, etc. • Drafting tool kits and educational materials for industry use • Identifying funding needs