and animals at each production (**An exception may be step. purchases traced to a broker or from auction or sales barns) 3.13 For Livestock producers only: Yes, I track animals using their I will sometimes track animals No, I do not track animals using Do you track animals using assigned identification number using their assigned their assigned identification their assigned identification on production records for identification number on number on production records. number on production records health status, withdrawal dates, production records, but it is not that keep the health status, withdrawal dates, genetics or genetics or other related health consistent. other related health and welfare and welfare information. information? 3.14 Do you keep records of all I maintain records of what was I sometimes keep records for I do not keep shipping records animals and/or products that shipped off the farm that animals and products shipped that include assigned animal or leave your farm, including: includes the assigned off the farm. The records may product identification numbers, their assigned identification identification numbers for each or may not include assigned date and quantity shipped, number (tag/pen/flock/herd mark number, batch or lot animal or lot of product, date animal or product identification premises identification for the number); and quantity shipped, premises numbers. buyer or transport date and quantity shipped; identification for the buyer and identification. premises identification for Or transport identification the buyer** (if applicable); included on the shipping and I only send information at transport identification on a record. shipping that is requested by shipping record? the buyer. This may be animal health records such as (**An exception may be a broker) vaccinations lists or weights of containers/bulk loads. The shipping documentation may or may not include animal or product identification numbers.
and animals at each production step. (**An exception may be purchases traced to a broker or from auction or sales barns) 3.13 For Livestock producers only: Do you track animals using their assigned identification number on production records that keep the health status, withdrawal dates, genetics or other related health and welfare information? Yes, I track animals using their assigned identification number on production records for health status, withdrawal dates, genetics or other related health and welfare information. I will sometimes track animals using their assigned identification number on production records, but it is not consistent. No, I do not track animals using their assigned identification number on production records. 3.14 Do you keep records of all animals and/or products that leave your farm, including: their assigned identification number (tag/pen/flock/herd mark number, batch or lot number); date and quantity shipped; premises identification for the buyer** (if applicable); and transport identification on a shipping record? (**An exception may be a broker) I maintain records of what was shipped off the farm that includes the assigned identification numbers for each animal or lot of product, date and quantity shipped, premises identification for the buyer and transport identification included on the shipping record. I sometimes keep records for animals and products shipped off the farm. The records may or may not include assigned animal or product identification numbers. Or I only send information at shipping that is requested by the buyer. This may be animal health records such as vaccinations lists or weights of containers/bulk loads. The shipping documentation may or may not include animal or product identification numbers. I do not keep shipping records that include assigned animal or product identification numbers, date and quantity shipped, premises identification for the buyer or transport identification.
gf2-assurance-tr-efSAP2.docx