Minnesota Veterinary Drug Residue Prevention Program

项目摘要 美国食品和药物管理局（FDA）宣布， 州政府动物源性食品预防协议（RFA-FD-16-021） 程序.这些协议的目的是资助培训和推广计划， 涉及食用动物用药的个人和团体，包括 支持与标签外药物使用要求有关的教育和宣传活动 以及其他预防活动。 明尼苏达州农业部（MDA）对动物进行监管。 饲料、乳制品、肉类和蛋类产品。因此，MDA有广泛的机会， 开展以兽药残留为重点的宣传和教育活动 预防和标签外药物使用条例。此外，MDA还有一个主题 兽医领导和兽药使用技术技能方面的专业知识 和标签外要求，以及残留物调查的经验， 反应通过其广泛参与组织残留和牛奶残留 调查事务所作为此应用程序的一部分，MDA打算开发和实现 明尼苏达州药物残留预防计划，包括创建和增强 开展外联和教育活动， 开发和维持一个可升级的网上培训模块。资金 本项目所要求的资金将为短期活动提供基础， 计划继续与工业界和相关组织合作开展活动。

Project Abstract The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is announcing the availability of cooperative agreements (RFA-FD-16-021) to State government animal derived food prevention programs. The intent of these agreements is to fund training and outreach programs for individuals and parties involved with medicating animals intended for food, including support of education and outreach activities related to extralabel drug use requirements and other prevention activities. The Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) has regulatory oversight for animal feed, dairy, meat and egg products. As such, the MDA has extensive opportunity to conduct outreach and educational activities focused on veterinary drug residue prevention and extralabel drug use regulations. In addition, the MDA has subject-matter expertise in terms of veterinary leadership and technical skills in veterinary drug use and extralabel requirements, as well as experience in residue investigation and response through its extensive participation in tissue residue and milk residue investigations. As a part of this application, the MDA intends to develop and implement a Minnesota drug residue prevention program that includes creation and enhancement of outreach materials, conducting outreach and educational events and the development and maintenance of a scalable web-based training module. The funding requested for this project would provide a basis for short-term activities and result in a plan for continuing activities with industry and related organizations as partners.