Kansas Department of Agriculture Outreach and Education for Drug Residue Avoidance

堪萨斯项目摘要/摘要 堪萨斯农业部（KDA）认为，许多药物残留问题是由 食用动物生产商不知道他们的行为，或者雇员的行为会 导致药物残留问题。堪萨斯州在2015-2016年制定了一项州残留物预防计划， 这项合作协议的支持将帮助KDA资助一项推广和教育计划，目标是 参与处理和/或管理经处理的食用动物的个人，包括 兽医需要信息资源来教育他们的客户关于最佳预防实践。 来自这一资助机会的资源将用于实施 计划，并帮助确保这一以外展为重点的计划的未来的路线图。 该方案的有效性将通过与联合国开发计划署的合作得到扩大和广泛传播。 堪萨斯州兽医诊断实验室的技术专长和 堪萨斯州立大学研究和推广服务。在接下来的两年里，这些合作者 我打算就这一计划做大量的宣传，教育食用动物的生产者， 兽医关于在药物残留避免的第一年创建的在线模块 程序.它还将向这些特定受众提供教育材料。地方和区域 全州范围内的会议将是与听众直接接触的主要形式。 最终通过这些努力，我们将促进防止动物体内非法药物残留- 通过教育推广和培训，改善沟通， 有效的药物残留预防管理措施，提高对适当药物的认识 用于食用动物。

Kansas Project Summary/Abstract The Kansas Department of Agriculture (KDA) believes many drug residue issues are created inadvertently; a food animal producer did not know their actions, or the actions of an employee would result in a drug residue issue. Kansas has created a state residue prevention program in 2015-2016, and this cooperative agreement support will help KDA fund an outreach and education program, targeted to individuals involved with treating and/or managing treated food producing animals, including veterinarians who need informative resources to educate their clients about best prevention practices. Resources from this funding opportunity will carry out the initiatives created in the first year of the program, and help secure a road map for the future of this outreach-focused program. The program’s effectiveness will be expanded and widely disseminated through collaboration with the technical expertise of the Kansas State Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory and the outreach capabilities of the Kansas State University Research and Extension Service. In the next two years, these collaborators intend to do significant outreach regarding this program, educating producers of food animals and veterinarians about the online modules created in the inaugural year of the drug residue avoidance program. It will also deliver educational materials to these specific audiences. Local and regional meetings across the state will be the primary form of direct contact with the audience. Ultimately through these efforts, we will promote the prevention of illegal drug residues in animal- derived foods through educational outreach and training, improve communication and promote effective management practices for drug residue prevention, and increase knowledge of proper drug use in food producing animals.