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Water-based Foam For Mass Depopulation of Poultry Overview

Mass Depopulation of Poultry ●Euthanasia of large numbers of birds – Quickly, efficiently – Welfare consideration ●Disease outbreaks – Control disease spread to other flocks – End suffering of dying birds ●Natural disasters Just in Time Training Water-based Foam for Poultry Depopulation

Water-Based Foam for Depopulation ●Conditionally approved by USDA – Method for mass depopulation for floor-reared poultry – Under emergency response conditions or potential zoonotic disease ●USDA conditions and standards supported by AVMA Just in Time Training Water-based Foam for Poultry Depopulation

Advantages of Water-based Foam ●Rapid method for large flocks ●Less handling of birds – Less stress on birds – Less risk for injury to birds/responders – Less exposure to zoonotic diseases ●Decreased labor – Fewer personnel required Just in Time Training Water-based Foam for Poultry Depopulation

Advantages ●Foam flows into small areas/crevices ●Foam builds to required height ●Less biosecurity risk – Reduces dust and airborne pathogens – Adds moisture for composting – Disinfectant may be added ●Clean up of foam is minimal Just in Time Training Water-based Foam for Poultry Depopulation

Disadvantages of Water-based Foam ●Availability and cost ●Trained personnel ●Requires large amounts of water ●Floor-reared birds only ●Advance preparation is needed – Removal of slats or raised objects Just in Time Training Water-based Foam for Poultry Depopulation

Water-based Foam ●Water – Flow (gpm) – Pressure (psi)  Higher psi breaks down bubble size  Lower psi can have too much water ● Foam concentrate – 0.3 to 1% ● Air, inert gas, or anesthetic gas – Carbon dioxide Just in Time Training Water-based Foam for Poultry Depopulation

Foam Depopulation ●Foam of appropriate consistency and density ●Builds blanket to occlude upper airway – Creates atmosphere devoid of oxygen – Carbon dioxide causes rapid loss of  Consciousness  Breathing  Heart activity Just in Time Training Water-based Foam for Poultry Depopulation

Water-Based Foam for Depopulation ●USDA APHIS Performance Standards for the Use of Water-based Foam as a Method of Mass Depopulation of Domestic Poultry – Conditions and criteria for use – Foam size, expansion ratio, depth – Efficacy Just in Time Training Water-based Foam for Poultry Depopulation

USDA-APHIS Foam Standards ●Flow/Fluidity – Surround the birds completely  Without gaps caused by bird movement – Completely cover entire poultry house floor and any building supports/ structures – Be of appropriate consistency that is readily inspired by birds Just in Time Training Water-based Foam for Poultry Depopulation

Expansion Ratio ●Expansion ratio – Ratio of volume of foam produced from one unit of solution ●Higher ratio=drier foam – More foam needed – Foam harder to work with ● Medium expansion rate is ideal – USDA: 25:1 to 140:1 ● Lower ratio=wetter foam – May not accumulate to sufficient depth Just in Time Training Water-based Foam for Poultry Depopulation FOAM EXPANSION

USDA-APHIS Foam Standards ●Efficacy – 95% within 7 minutes – 100% within 15 minutes ●Bubble size – Similar to shaving cream – Not to exceed 1/16 inch (0.625 inch) – Bubbles greater than 1/3 inch (0.33 inch) may not achieve 100 % mortality – Larger bubbles may break down when agitated Just in Time Training Water-based Foam for Poultry Depopulation

USDA-APHIS Foam Standards ●Consistency depends on – Temperature – Air humidity – Water hardness – Wind, if present – Type of equipment ● Body/Depth – Varies with species/age – At least 6 inches above bird height – Does not determine efficacy Just in Time Training Water-based Foam for Poultry Depopulation

USDA-APHIS Foam Standards ●Observe for any species variations ●Persistence or drawdown time – Amount of time for foam to degrade – USDA – must be at least 30 minutes ●Cleanable, portable equipment Just in Time Training Water-based Foam for Poultry Depopulation

Water ●Rate limiting step – Logistics important ●Capacity – 25,000-35,000 gallons per day ●Identify sources ●Transport – Water tenders – Farm water truck – Fire engines – Transfer to dump tank (e.g., 4,000 gallon) ● Water quality – Dissolved solids, salinity, pH, hardness ● Biosecurity Just in Time Training Water-based Foam for Poultry Depopulation

Equipment Overview ●Foam Proportioning System – Digital system – Controls foam quality – Allows adjustment as conditions change ●Pump – Capable of 250 gpm at least 150 psi ● Hoses – Generally 1½ inch – Length can affect psi  Estimate loss of 25 psi per 100 feet of 1.5 inch hose ● Nucleation screen – Determines bubble size Just in Time Training Water-based Foam for Poultry Depopulation

Types of Foamers ●Nozzle System – Hand held – Expansion ratio of 35:1 ● Generator System – Higher expansion ratio - 120:1 to 135:1 – Less water and personnel Just in Time Training Water-based Foam for Poultry Depopulation

FOAM DEPOPULATION PROCESS Just in Time Training Water-based Foam for Poultry Depopulation

Before Beginning ●Trained personnel to properly run equipment ●Water supply/sources ●Condense large areas – Construct walls to help obtain/maintain height  Plywood and 2x6s  Seal seams with duct tape – Do not overcrowd Just in Time Training Water-based Foam for Poultry Depopulation

Foam Generator Placement ●Place generator at one end of facility ●Connect to hose/pulley at other end Just in Time Training Water-based Foam for Poultry Depopulation

Foam Generator Operation ●Generator pumps foam and retracts hose as it travels across the house ●Experienced personnel – Equipment operator: Outside – Pump operator: Inside ●Maintain constant foam production Just in Time Training Water-based Foam for Poultry Depopulation

Foam Degradation ●Persistence at least 30 minutes ●Then degrade quickly to prevent buildup ●Water within the foam will collect near the floor, taking longer to degrade Just in Time Training Water-based Foam for Poultry Depopulation

Post-Foaming Tasks ●Clean, disinfect depopulation equipment regardless of disease agent present ●Clean and disinfect all off-farm equipment upon arrival, departure from the farm Just in Time Training Water-based Foam for Poultry Depopulation

Species Termination Time ●Euthanasia times may vary with species ●University of Delaware depopulation study – Dr. Eric R. Benson Just in Time Training Water-based Foam for Poultry Depopulation

Responder Safety ●Qualified personnel to operate and maintain – Fire department as possible resource ●Provide appropriate safety training ●Wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment – Suitable respirator equipment (SCBA, oxygen) – Colored vests ●Foam is slippery – Higher carbon dioxide concentration near floor – Anyone working near foam should be observed at all times – Dermal irritation/eye irritation Just in Time Training Water-based Foam for Poultry Depopulation

Resources ●USDA APHIS: Use of Water-Based Foam for Depopulation of Poultry ●FAD PReP/NAHEMS Guidelines Mass Depopulation and Euthanasia depopulation-and-euthanasia depopulation-and-euthanasia ●American Veterinary Medical Association. Guidelines on Euthanasia ●University of Delaware, Depopulation, Dr. Eric Benson ●World Organisation for Animal Health. Terrestrial Animal Health Code. Chapter 7.6. Killing of Animals for Disease Control Purposes Just in Time Training Water-based Foam for Poultry Depopulation

Acknowledgments Development of this presentation was by the Center for Food Security and Public Health at Iowa State University through funding from the Multi-State Partnership for Security in Agriculture Authors: Glenda Dvorak, DVM, MPH, DACVPM; Abbey Smith, BS