Past Educational Webinars

Rabies Awareness for Animal Shelters
Ingrid Garrison, DVM, MPH, Dipl. ACVPM
December 5, 2019

KDA has trained new subject matter experts in composting as a method to manage large-scale livestock disposal. This video explains the process and benefits gained from composting and includes photos and footage from a real carcass composting site.

Video: Composting to Manage Large-Scale Mortalities

This document highlights the options for equine carcass disposal, including composting, landfill, burial, cremation, and biocremation. This guidance document was created through a collaboration between KDA, the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, the Kansas Horse Council, and the KSU College of Veterinary Medicine.

View the Equine Disposal Guidance document.

The Kansas Department of Agriculture hosted an informational webinar on December 1, 2020, to offer an update on the management practices used in Kansas to control feral swine.

• Watch the Feral Swine Information Webinar
• Slide Deck presentations available here:
  
  • Curran Salter, USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service-Wildlife Services
  • Frank Rottinghaus, National Wildlife Disease Program

Past Webinars

Webinar Series #1: Introduction to Foot-and-Mouth Disease Virus
Dr. Sara Ford, Emergency Coordinator at USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
January 31, 2023

Webinar Series #2: Importance of Secure Food Supply Plans and Contingency Planning
Dr. Danelle Bickett-Weddle, Preventalytics
March 22, 2023

Webinar Series #3: Transmission Risk of Foot-and-Mouth Disease Between and Within Herds
Dr. Mike Sanderson, K-State College of Veterinary Medicine
May 24, 2023

Webinar Series #4: Economic Impacts of Foot-and-Mouth Disease
Dr. Dustin Pendell, Kansas State University
July 25, 2023

Webinar Series #5: Stop Movement Order
Dr. Justin Smith, Kansas Animal Health Commissioner
September 26, 2023

Webinar Series #6: Tools for Producers to Support Industry Needs
Miquela Hanselman, National Milk Producers Federation & Dr. Patrick Webb, National Pork Board
November 28, 2023

Resources

PowerPoint Presentations

• Cow-Calf Presentation
• Feedlot Presentation
• Dairy Presentation
• Swine Presentation
• Poultry Presentation

Brochures

• Beef Drug Residue Avoidance Brochure
• Dairy Drug Residue Avoidance Brochure
• Swine Drug Residue Avoidance Brochure
• Small Ruminant Drug Residue Avoidance Brochure
• Poultry Drug Residue Avoidance Brochure

Video Q&A

Beef

• Beef 1: What is a drug residue, and why is it important?
• Beef 2: Human Health Hazards
• Beef 3: VCPR
• Beef 4: ELDU
• Beef 5: Withdrawal Time
• Beef 6: More Information
• Beef 7: VFD
• Beef 8: Prevention Practices

Swine

• Swine 1: What is a drug residue, and why is it important?
• Swine 2: VCPR
• Swine 3: ELDU
• Swine 4: Withdrawal Time
• Swine 5: What animals are tested, and where can I get more information?
• Swine 6: VFD and why residues occur
• Swine 7: Prevention Practices

Dairy

• Dairy 1: What is a drug residue, and why is it important?
• Dairy 2: Human Health Hazards
• Dairy 3: VCPR
• Dairy 4: ELDU
• Dairy 5: Withdrawal Time
• Dairy 6: What animals are tested, and what are the consequences of a drug residue?
• Dairy 7: More information
• Dairy 8: VFD and why residues occur
• Dairy 9: When is it necessary to screen for drug residues, and Prevention Practices

Small Ruminants

• Small Ruminants 1: What is a drug residue and why is it important?
• Small Ruminants 2: Human Health Hazards
• Small Ruminants 3: VCPR
• Small Ruminants 4: ELDU
• Small Ruminants 5: What animals are tested, and what are the consequences of a drug residue?
• Small Ruminants 6: VFD and why residues occur
• Small Ruminants 7: Prevention Practices

Poultry

• Poultry 1: What is a drug residue, and why is it important?
• Poultry 2: VCPR
• Poultry 3: VCPR
• Poultry 4: ELDU
• Poultry 5: Withdrawal Time
• Poultry 6: What animals are tested, and where can I get more information?
• Poultry 7: VFD
• Poultry 8: Why residues occur and prevention practices

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