Pennsylvania!! Unite!!

Britt this one of my girls, she is due around Jan 20th, my daughters bday too!

She is really really lazy always sleeping and she is a traitor sleeping with Daddy all the time now!



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Thank you Danielle, it was a pain in the bleep and very stressful, however Burce said he didnt have any issues,, breezed through it. I guess its all in who you work with. Dh and I need to get the Health inspector out for our field test part of our CPT yet and we are pretty much set then.

Chad has been a blessing with the lab end of the NPIP stuff. Nan at the state is extremely busy but we worked through all the strange stuff we needed to, paperwork and more paperwork, I didnt just do the independent breeder I did Hatchery as well. We are PT & AI clean, what stinks is now I will have to find equal or better testing if I want to add to my flock. I am an addicted hatcher so it certainly will put a damper on my fun :( plus it was nice to swap and hatch some really cool stuff, my fav was hatching my friend sara's ancona ducks, I love them!

But Chad is going to get NPIP and I can do his hatching of his cool future fowl, peacocks and pheasants!

So if anyone is thinking about npip I can help and I know quite a few tips at this point!
That is fantastic!! Chad is a big help isn't he..I would never had gotten my CPT if he hadn't put everything together...So is everyone going NPIP now??!! hahahaha...I am not to that stag of the game yet...I have time though! hahaha, so glad to hear you are doing well!! Great to have you back here Sally!!
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I am gonna be a page hog again! But some of you asked for it!!! :)










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technically you cannot free range as anything you do that doesnt fall under their provisions will void your testing and inturn void your NPIP status. I know most just dont listen to the guidelines, but after having several hours conversation with the health inspector here and some of the disease he ran into I am not sure I WONT follow their guidelines. Its so easy for them to pick stuff up, but again thats why we test every 90 days. Yes we covered our runs with cheap bush netting and let me tell you its hanging low from all this ice, a temp fix to pass inspection.

I am sure your clean Blarney if you have an enclosed area when the inspector comes, fresh water food, screened windows and such, rodent control and your birds look good you will NOT have an issue. I am thinking Chris would be your health inspector and also your field test inspector for the CPT, if you go through this I suggest while chris is there you do the blood draw even if you didnt have nans course yet! He was here and now he has to run all the way back out just for that. I didnt know he was the same go to guy at the time!

The paperwork is done on my end and I have the word files to edit, and yours will look exactly like mine so its a simple email to Nan, Chris will do the rest for you! I have questioned that provisions book over and over and even Harrisburg is confused with alot of it! Its all in who reads it and what they get out of it! But after Chad figuring out the labwork paperwork and Nan finishing up my application and forms it was a fast process. The cpt course helped me with understanding the lab paperwork which we were a tad confused on so I wrote notes all over my example paperwork so I wouldnt forget them!

Let me know when your ready, paperwork is basically done, you will first need your premise number if you dont have one, but your a farm so I will assume you do have one. If not here is the link to do it online, they dont come out or anything they just sent me a number. http://www.agriculture.state.pa.us/...3/AgWebsite/contact/PremisesRegistration.aspx

You dont HAVE to do the hatchery and do the AI clean every 90 but I highly suggest it. And you started to show not?

If anyone else is interested I can walk you through with Martha on here instead of Emails with my application/s and explain anything you need to understand about my answers on the form, because they were changed NUMEROUS TIMES for different reasons!
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NPIP PROVISIONS PDF BOOKLET

(this book not only contains the SUBPARTS it contains the procedures for labs, Sanitation and other requirements after the SUBPARTS, so there is MORE THAN ONE INDEX!)





For example I am SUBPART E and Independent Hatchery below is a copy paste of my 9-5 Application form HERE is the form and I DID SORTA WRITE NOTES IN IT!

8. SUBPART
(SEE INSTRUCTIONS)

E
Primary Egg-type Chicken Breeding Flocks and Products, products being eggs, chicks, young chickens.


9. EGG CAPACITY FOR EACH TYPE OF BIRD and TOTAL
(setting and hatching capacity at any one time-not annual capacity)

OR
TYPE OF DEALER


Hatchery
Independent






10. TOTAL EGG
CAPACITY: THIS IS THE INCUBATOR CAPACITY NOT egg laying capacity.

11. PRODUCTS CLASSIFIED
“U.S. PULLORUM-TYPHOID CLEAN-LIST EACH PRODUCT WHICH YOU WILL HANDLE IN THE NEXT YEAR
(INCLUDE NPIP CODES)




The number of your breeds goes in this box, there is a pdf file available with a zillion breeds listing, you have to go through and find your breeds and put their numbers HERE!
LINK I just posted below!



12. ADDITIONAL
CLASSIFICATIONS
FOR WHICH THESE
PRODUCTS QUALIFY




US H5/H7Avian Influenza Clean



Usefull links.....
http://www.aphis.usda.gov/animal_health/animal_dis_spec/poultry/downloads/osa-npip.pdf


http://www.aphis.usda.gov/animal_health/animal_dis_spec/poultry/downloads/npiporderform.pdf




CODES =
http://www.aphis.usda.gov/animal_health/animal_dis_spec/poultry/ (AT THE BOTTOM there are links to PDF Product codes (BREED CODES to help fill out the NPIP Application form) Also there is a pdf link for the NATIONAL MAP


state_importation_requirements.pdf 2,552k .pdf file

LegBandSizeChart2013.docx 16k .docx file



These are example forms for when you ship/import and order lab tests, N/A until you get NPIP
9-2form.pdf 40k .pdf file
9-3newDec2011.pdf 75k .pdf file
Sally...do provisions change year to year?... this something you have to constantly keep up with, yes? as far as a lot of reading...
 
I sent that same question via emails, I am aiming on getting every update there has been to be sure I have the right stuff to compare!
 
I sent that same question via emails, I am aiming on getting every update there has been to be sure I have the right stuff to compare!
***Sally..you can NEVER be too sure!! better safe than fined or worse.. Having been in the "hair" biss, the best and easiest is to KNOW. There are so many regs. on that also, and having inspections regularly
..I am not looking to ship anything, at least for quite sometime...I am very interested in Wyandottes and breeding, would love to explore that avenue, working to that point very slowly...It is work to get the DH on the wagon, he enjoys them too no-doubt, but i NEED him to be as "hot" for it as I am!!!
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...I have come a long way though..we are getting turkeys this spring!!!
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...now, ... how to get that goat??!!
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***OMGosh..your girl is beautiful!!
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..you know i have a severe soft-spot for springers!! They are awesome dogs!

***I just got an email to re-new my CPT...how could you NOT do it for $10.00??!!

***Hope everyone is having a good day so far...I am waiting patiently for those temps to rise...and so are the chooks!!..it finally hit 20*
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Nope, not everyone.....I will ship to those who want eggs but it's not a business for me.
Wing..if i have read things correctly... you looking towards the meat end of things?..that is why the stainless steel? You have to have that for "commercial"?
I can't even imagine the ropes that are involved in meat packing/production..
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...you are a seriously "hard-charging" woman!!
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Quote: IT is very similar,,just slow go because the equipment is pricey........like I said earlier, I run into problems when the differences overlap,,,seems each animal has different guidelines at times....then finding info on rabbits is mind boggling an differs each time you talk to someone..

it will be years before I am ready to go after that commercial license..

An this is going to sound just terrible, but I like processing....there is a great feeling when everything on the dinner table from the meat to the wheat in the bread came from your own property instead of the store..
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might take a bashing for that one but I have perfected my routine an can clean many birds in short time...
 
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