Feed Safety Resources
K-State Feed Science Feed Mill Resources
K-State Feed Safety Sampling Resources
K-State Feed Safety
- Factsheets
- Mycotoxins
- FDA Guidance Levels
- Management Options
- Pathogens
- The Risk of Feed as a Vehicle for Pathogen Transmission
- Feed mill biosecurity
- Viruses
- General
- The Risk of Viral Transmission in Feed
- Survival of Viruses in Commercially-Hauled Ingredients Across the U.S.
- Sampling Bulk Feed Ingredients for Swine Viruses
- Foreign Animal Viruses
- Frequently Asked Questions about ASFV and CSFV in Feed
- Foreign Animal Disease in the Feed Industry: What are Risks and What Can We Do
- African Swine Fever Virus in the Feed Supply Chain in Vietnam
- Transboundary Survival of Viruses in Ingredients
- Volume of Soy Imports
- Infectious Dose of African Swine Fever Virus in Feed
- Classical Swine Fever Virus Transmission by Feed
- Endemic Virus
- General
- Bacteria
- Moisture and Temperature on the Survival of Salmonella in Poultry Fat
- Moisture and Temperature on the Survival of Salmonella in Different Types of Animal Fat
- Salmonella Presence in US Feed Mills
- Seasonal Presence of Salmonella in US Feed Mills
- Risk Factors for Salmonella and E. coli Presences in Feed Mills
- Surface Sanitation and Feed Sequencing to Eliminate Salmonella in Feed Mills
- Mitigation
- A Review of Methods to Reduce PEDV in Feed
- Quarantine/Designated Holding Time
- Thermal Processing
- Feed Additives
- Mitigation of PEDV in Feed Chemical Additives
- Survival and Mitigation of PEDV in Feed
- Pipestone and SDSU - Formaldehyde Mitigation of PEDV in Feed
- Pipestone and SDSU - Formaldehyde Mitigation in Ingredients
- Dietary Formaldehyde on Gut Microbial Composition
- Flushing with Rice Hulls to Reduce PEDV Cross-Contamination
- U of MN - Thermal and Feed Additives for PEDV
- MCFAs as Mitigation Against PEDV in Feed
- MCFAs on Growth Performance and as Mitigation Against PEDV in Stored Feed
- MCFAs and Fat Sources on PEDV Infectivity
- Sodium Buffered Formic Acid Stability in Feed
- Facility Decontamination
- Distribution of African Swine Fever Virus in a Feed Mill
- Rapid Spread of PEDV in a Feed Manufacturing Facility
- Feed Batch Sequencing Reduces PEDV Risk
- Feed Batch Sequencing and Distribution of African Swine Fever Virus
- Sanitizer Efficacy Depends on Surface Type
- Sampling Methods to Detect PEDV in a Feed Mill
- Bleach Required to Fully Decontaminate Facilities PEDV on Feed Mill Surfaces
- Regulatory
- Canadian Trade Restrictions of Imported Ingredients
- FSMA/Preventive Controls for Animal Food Rule
- Final Rule
- Training
- Resources
- Example CGMP Self-Audit
- Example Hazard Analysis Database
- Food Safety Plans
- FSMA Videos
- KS Department of Agriculture
- FDA Guidance Documents
- FDA Policy Statements
- Hazard Prevalence
- Resources
-
- Presentations
- 2020 Swine Day video
- 2019 Swine Day video
- 2018 Swine Day video
- 2017 Swine Day video
- 2016 Swine Day video
- 2015 Swine Day video
- 2014 Swine Day video
- Webinar with Dr. Steve Henry: PEDV background, current status, and recommendations
- Webinar with Dr. Joel DeRouchey: Implications of PEDV on Youth
- Webinar on Current Status of Viral Transmission in Feed
- Presentations