Talk:Biosecurity
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From the article:
- [artificial life forms]?, [predatory robots]?
I'm not sure this is encyclopedia material.
Carnivorous robots== Defining biosecurity ==
I came to this article looking for information on biosecurity as the term is commonly used in disease management; i.e., biosecurity as a series of actions that are taken to prevent the spread of disease. For example, the steps that are taken on livestock or poultry farms to keep diseases off the farm, such as sanitation, traffic control, etc. This article's discussion about avian influenza has nothing to do with biosecurity in the sense that global animal health organization like FAO use the term. The whole article seems to have more to do with biosafety than biosecurity. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Zyzzyz (talk • contribs) 19:40, 13 November 2007 (UTC)
