On-site with the flock / national (backyard and small poultry flocks)
Backyard-flock biosecurity audit (USDA APHIS Defend the Flock) — flock / national.
A keeper walks the coop, run and feed storage at the site with the Defend the Flock checklist, checking footwear, covered feed and netting and noting each gap. Read all of it
Not funded yet. Settles as earned credit, $140 proposed.
Proof it takes, the deadline, the level
- ProofLine of Separation with dedicated footwear or clothing checked + visitor limits plus 30-day new-bird quarantine checked + wild-bird or rodent exclusion from feed or water checked + cleaning or disinfection cadence checked + a named sick or dead-bird reporting route recorded + every gap routed to a fix, any reportable sign flagged now
- Open until2026-11-28
- Levelentry
All of it: the words, the place, the proof
Walk the flock's setup and audit it against the USDA Defend the Flock biosecurity checklist. HPAI has made biosecurity the difference between a healthy backyard flock and a culled one, but most backyard keepers have never walked their own setup against a checklist. USDA APHIS' Defend the Flock program turns 'be careful' into a structured audit , footwear, quarantine, wild-bird exclusion, cleaning, and a known reporting route , that any keeper can run and repeat.
Fund it for $140. The receipt lands onchain once the proof is approved.
How this work is done
How this work is done
A documented method, so this packet comes out the same whoever does it.
Bring
- clipboard or phone checklist app
- dedicated boot pair or disposable boot covers for the coop-only zone
- tape measure for marking the Line of Separation boundary
- camera or phone for documentation
- notebook or log for quarantine dates
Steps
- 1. Walk the property and identify a single, marked Line of Separation around the coop that all birds, feed, water, and clean equipment must stay inside of, and that visitors, wild birds, and street shoes must stay outside of.
- 2. Record whether dedicated footwear or boot covers exist and are worn every time before crossing the Line of Separation.
- 3. Confirm and record the flock's new-and-returning-bird quarantine practice: a minimum 30 days in a separate airspace before introduction, per APHIS guidance.
- 4. Inspect feed and water sources for wild-bird and rodent access (open feeders, unsealed feed storage, gaps in coop siding) and record each gap found.
- 5. Record the coop and equipment cleaning and disinfection cadence in place.
- 6. Confirm and record the keeper's named sick/dead-bird reporting route: the state veterinarian or USDA APHIS's toll-free line, 1-866-536-7593.
- 7. List every gap found against the checklist with a dated fix assigned to each.
What counts as done
- Line of Separation identified with dedicated footwear/clothing practice recorded present, partial, or absent
- Visitor-limiting practice and new/returning-bird quarantine cadence recorded (30-day minimum per APHIS guidance)
- Wild-bird and rodent exclusion from feed/water, and coop cleaning/disinfection cadence, both recorded
- Keeper's sick/dead-bird reporting route confirmed by name (state veterinarian or USDA's 1-866-536-7593 line), with every checklist gap routed to a fix + date
Proof is measured against these, not judged by taste.
What is promised, and what is not
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