Basic biosecurity precautions would include wearing a washable light jacket and hat. Wash exposed areas—hands, face, arms—after each visit. Wear washable or disposable boots. Remove and wash or dispose of your boots before leaving the facility. Always remove any organic matter (i.e., manure, dirt, bedding) from vehicles, shoes, etc., before leaving the farm.
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