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BioSecure
Enhanced and cost-effective biosecurity in livestock production
About project
Given the multitude of interactions between animals, humans and production systems, a thorough understanding of infection transmission routes is key in designing good biosecurity measures. Transmission can occur via direct contact but also through a range of indirect routes...
- Project type
- Horizon Europe
- Country
- -
- Grant ID
- 10.3030/101083923
- Start date
- 01 Jan 2023
- End date
- 31 Dec 2026
- CORDIS database
- -
- Project website
- Project website
Contributions
How outdoor access and farm size affects HPAI spatial diffusion patterns among poultry farms in southwest France
Document
19-09-2023
- Brandon Hayes
- Sebastien Lambert
- Mathilde Paul
- Timothee Vergne
- Lisa Fourtune
Databases collecting information on the application of biosecurity practices
Document
06-02-2024
- Evelien Biebaut
- Ilias Chantziaras
- Jeroen Dewulf
Impact of external biosecurity measures on the spread Of FMD in Denmark
Document
29-10-2024
- Beate Conrady
From R to the Farm: Visualizing risk analysis to improve farm biosecurity
Document
06-02-2024
- Natalia Ciria
- Giovanna Ciaravino
- Alberto Allepuz
- Teresa Imperial
Modular risk analysis to assess complex risk pathways An application to farm biosecurity
Document
20-03-2024
- Natalia Ciria
- Giovanna Ciaravino
- Alberto Allepuz
Biosecurity in the swine livestock: a state of art in the economic field
Document
19-06-2024
- Valentina Suprani
- Giulio Paolo Agnusdei
- Costanza Romanelli
- Maurizio Aragrande
- Massimo Canali
Hygiene monitoring in livestock farming: Methods, challenges, and recommendations
Document
26-10-2023
- Iryna Makovska
- Ilias Chantziaras
- Evelien Biebaut
- Jeroen Dewulf
The economic sustainability of biosecurity in the pig sector: A bibliometric and network analysis
Document
06-02-2024
- Valentina Suprani
- Giulio Paolo Agnusdei
- Costanza Romanelli
- Maurizio Aragrande
- Zahra Ardakani
- Massimo Canali