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Committee on Brucellosis
The purpose of the Brucellosis Committee is to provide the support and direction needed to achieve the complete eradication of the disease in the United States. After the disease is eliminated from the United States, the focus will be on protecting the United States from introduction of the disease by maintaining strict health standards, through trade negotiations and other safeguarding and biosecurity efforts for the protection of animal and public health.
The Brucellosis Committee serves as a forum and clearing house for ideas and proposals that have been submitted to it by state and federal members, industry representatives, researchers, wildlife interests and others. The Brucellosis Committee maintains two subcommittees, education and scientific, that serve to facilitate the goals of the committee.
Members
Related Information
Greater Yellowstone Area Brucellosis Reports:
USAHA Laramie Agenda: A Roadmap for Improved Vaccines, Vaccine Delivery,
and Testing for Brucellosis in Elk and Bison in the Greater Yellowstone Area [1.58 Mb]
Reports
Resolutions
- 2007
- Resolution 1: Publication of the Proposed Cervid Brucellosis Rule in the Federal Register
- Resolution 72: Calfhood Vaccination of Bison
- Resolution 73: Brucellosis in the Greater Yellowstone Area
- Resolution 74: Celebrate the Eradication of Brucellosis in Livestock from the United States when the Country is Declared Brucellosis Free
- Resolution 76: Brucellosis Laboratory Consolidation
- Resolution 77: Proposed Adjustments to National Brucellosis Surveillance
- 2006
- Resolution 31: Code of Federal Regulations Changes, Swine Brucellosis
- 2005
- Resolution 33: Brucella ovis Testing Standardization
- Resolution 43: Brucellosis in the Greater Yellowstone Area (GYA)
- 2004
- Resolution 17: Brucellosis and Pseudorabies in Feral Swine
- Resolution 30: Reduction and Elimination of Brucellosis in Wildlife in the Greater Yellowstone Area
- Resolution 31: Development of Protocols to Allow Conduct of Critical Research Related to Brucella Species