Pig inventory is increasing in the United States and transportation of live animals is a key part of the pork production chain. Strict biosecurity practices are crucial to reduce disease spread between farms when moving these animals. Although there are several biosecurity practices in place at the farm level, it is also necessary to provide these practices for external vectors such as trailers used for animal transportation to prevent disease from entering the farms. One way to ensure proper biosecurity standards are met is to wash your trailers at a location that provides services to minimize or eliminate the risk of spreading disease.
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Use the interactive map showing publicly available livestock truck washes along with their services and biosecurity practices. The map identifies truck wash locations within the states of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, and South Dakota with pins.
