Biosecurity & Animal Care
Protection Starts Before
the Poultry House.
Our approach is designed to reduce biological risks, protect flock health and support responsible production through controlled access, hygiene, monitoring and veterinary oversight.
Control
Prevent
Monitor
Respond
01 — A Controlled Environment
Biosecurity Is Not One Action. It’s a System.
Several controls work together. All of these are potential points of control:
- People
- Equipment
- Environment
- Birds
- Water
- Feed
- Movement
02 — Before You Enter
Clean Entry. Controlled Access.
Main Poultry Access
Controlled Biosecurity Zone
Hand Wash
Drying
Sanitisation
Protective Equipment
Controlled Poultry Area
We show enough for visitors to understand that entry is controlled. We do not publish every internal instruction.
03 — Controlled Movement
Poultry 1 ↔ Controlled Movement ↔ Poultry 2
Movement of personnel and equipment between production areas is managed to help reduce cross-contamination risks.
04 — Equipment Hygiene
Right Equipment. Right Zone.
Production Equipment
QC Transfer Equipment
Stock & Dispatch Equipment
Cleaning Equipment
05 — Environmental Monitoring
The Environment Never Stops Changing.
Neither Does Monitoring.
Environmental conditions are monitored to support appropriate poultry-house management and timely operational response.
Temperature
Humidity
06 — Water & Feed
Essentials Deserve Control Too.
Water
Quality · Availability · Cleanliness
Feed
Storage · Consumption · Handling
07 — Flock Health
Healthy Birds Are Central to Responsible Production.
Routine Observation
Mortality Monitoring
Behaviour Monitoring
Veterinary Assessment
Vaccination & Treatment Records
Follow-Up
08 — Veterinary Oversight
Observe. Assess. Act. Document.
Visit
Date · Location · Flock
Assessment
Observation · Symptoms · Diagnosis
Treatment
Medication / Vaccine · Dosage · Batch · Expiry
Follow-Up
Withdrawal · Booster · Reassessment
This shows the structure of our records. It is not actual private farm data.
09 — Isolation & Response
When Separation Is Necessary, We Separate.
If a bird or flock requires additional observation, the operational system should support isolation and veterinary assessment rather than unnecessary exposure to healthy birds.
Identify
Separate
Assess
Treat / Manage
Document
Described as the intended system, to be applied once these facilities and processes exist.
10 — People Are Part of Biosecurity
Biosecurity Depends on People.
Technology alone cannot protect the farm.
Training
Personal Hygiene
Protective Clothing
Controlled Access Procedure
Compliance
Reporting
11 — Visitors
Visiting Rex Farms
Access to production areas is controlled. Approved visitors may be required to follow Rex Farms biosecurity procedures before entering designated operational areas.
12 — Animal Care
Responsibility Includes How We Care for Our Birds.
Appropriate Housing
Access to Feed & Water
Environmental Management
Health Observation
Veterinary Support
Responsible Handling
13 — Biosecurity + Quality
Food Quality Begins Long Before Quality Control.
Healthier Environment
Better Control
Responsible Production
Product Quality
Quality control cannot fix poor farm management. Quality begins inside the production system.
Protect the Flock. Protect the Product. Protect the Future.
At Rex Farms, biosecurity and animal care are fundamental components of responsible agricultural production.