Your Participation is Needed Now, More Than Ever —
To Reach the Goal of Substantially Eradicating Scrapie from the U.S. by 2010

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	Updated! The ABCs of Genetic Based Flock Clean-Up and Monitoring Plans for Classical Scrapie Infected, Source and Exposed Sheep Flocks		El ABC de los planes de limpieza y vigilancia de rebaños basados en la genética
	Genotyping: A Tool for Controlling Classical Scrapie (PowerPoint Presentation)		Goat Identification: Visual and Electronic (PowerPoint Presentation)
	*Updated!* A Guide to the National Scrapie Eradication Program for Veterinarians		Identification Requirements of the National Scrapie Eradication Program for Sheep (PowerPoint Presentation)
	National Scrapie Eradication Program Record Guide for Sheep and Goats
	Requirements for Going to "The Show"		Requisitos para ir a la "Feria"
	Sheep Identification Requirements (Poster) (only available electronically)
	What You As a Producer Need to Know		Lo qué usted como productor debe saber sobre el Programa Nacional de Erradicación Accelerada del Scrapie

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National Scrapie Education Initiative
National Institute for Animal Agriculture
13570 Meadowgrass Drive, Suite 201 • Colorado Springs, CO 80921
Phone: 719-538-8843 • Fax: 719-538-8847
Email: scrapie@animalagriculture.org

Your Participation is Needed Now, More Than Ever — To Reach the Goal of Substantially Eradicating Scrapie from the U.S. by 2010

Your Participation is Needed Now, More Than Ever —
To Reach the Goal of Substantially Eradicating Scrapie from the U.S. by 2010