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Canadian Quality Milk HAZARD SOURCE BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES Livestock medicine and chemical residues in milk and meat (CCP1) • Medicated feeds and/or feed additives • Any treatment with livestock medicines or chemicals If medicated feeds are fed, have an SOP in place on how to feed medicated feed. If medicated feeds are received, mark bins. Follow storage and administration Best Management Practices required for all medications, including recommended milk withdrawal times for all medicated feed. Ensure that your feed supplier has a valid medicated feed license for any medicated feed used on farm (Pending legislation). Ensure feed manufacturers and suppliers use an HACCP-based system. Prevent cross-contamination of feed. Clearly mark feed bins. Keep samples of incoming feeds and ingredients. See Chapters 3 and 4. Have an SOP in place to milk cattle with abnormal or treated milk. Have an SOP in place for shipping animals. Follow recommended milk withdrawal times for medicines, pesticides and medicated feed. When an animal calves or aborts, check withdrawal time on treatment records. Test milk from new animals entering the herd before shipping their milk or get a letter of guarantee from the person selling the animal. Have a written plan on how to deal with a situation where treated milk enters the bulk tank. Have a written plan on how to deal with a situation where an animal is shipped that contains chemical residues. Milk treated animals last or with separate equipment. Post treatment information on a message board to ensure people milking cattle are aware of which animals have been treated. Have a program in place to minimize the risk of contaminating the bulk tank with milk from treated animals (e.g. milk last). See Chapters 3, 4, 8, 10, and 11. June 2010 Appendix I - 5
Canadian Quality Milk HAZARD SOURCE BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES Pesticides e.g. insecticides, rodenticides, avicides and herbicides Volatile organic compounds in water • Treated pasture or crops • Milk house and barns • Treated seed • Backflow into hoses used to fill pesticide sprayers • Improper pesticide storage Fertilizers • Spilled bulk fertilizer Use only pesticides registered for use in pastures, forages, milk houses and barns in those respective areas. Follow all pesticide label directions and watch for “Days to Grazing” or “Days to Harvest” warnings. Use an anti-backflow device on hoses connected to milk house and barn water supply. Maintain a valid, up-to-date pesticide safety certificate where required. Keep accurate records of pesticides used. Properly locate pesticide handling facility. Communicate effectively with family and staff at all times about residue hazards. Prevent cross-contamination of feeds. Use labs and test kits for suspected contaminants. Store and use pesticides in a safe and secure manner in original containers in a manner that does not contaminate water. Have a written plan outlining how to deal with a situation where water becomes contaminated with pesticides. Test water and verify source. See Chapter 1. Store pesticides and treated seed in a safe and secure manner in original containers, away from livestock access, feed, feed storage and milking equipment. Store treated seeds separately from feed ingredients. See Chapter 1. • Spill or leak Follow proper spill cleanup procedures. See Chapter 1. • Fuel storage leak Have a written plan on how to deal with a situation • where your water source becomes contaminated. Workshops and machine sheds Test water and verify source. • Industrial landfill Contain and clean up spills. Upgrade storage features. Inspect and repair well casing. Relocate well. See Chapter 7. Store fertilizers in a safe and secure manner in • Cross-contamination original containers, away from livestock access, feed storage and milking equipment. Appendix I - 6 June 2010
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