Animal Exhibit Hand Washing Sign

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July 17, 2017 - Author: Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development

The following sign can be used to help visitors to animal barns and exhibits practice good hygiene and biosecurity by washing their hands after visiting.

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Tags: 4-h animal science, 4-h beef production & management, 4-h beef production & managment, 4-h companion animals, 4-h dairy cattle, 4-h goats, 4-h horses & ponies, 4-h poultry, 4-h rabbits & cavies, 4-h sheep production & management, 4-h swine production & management, animal science, avian influenza, swine influenza

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