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August 11, 2016 - Author: Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development

Remember to use good biosecurity practices when caring for animals. Maintaining good biosecurity practies includes washing your hands frequently.

**Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development**

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