Government Agencies Dealing with Agroterrorism
Agricultural
Research Service. United States
Department of Agriculture.
Animal and Plant
Health Inspection Service. United States Department of Agriculture.
Food Safety and Inspection Service. United States Department of
Agriculture.
Homeland
Security. United States Department of Agriculture.
Plum Island Animal Disease Center. Agricultural Research Service,
United States Department of Agriculture.
U.S. Army Veterinary
Command.
State Agencies and Agricultural Security
Agroterrorism: Defending Alabama. Alabama Homeland Security.
Agroterrorism Resources. Bio & Food Security Preparedness, Florida
Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.
Disaster Preparedness. Indiana State Board of Animal Health.
Agricultural Security Information Resources
Agricultural Biosecurity. Center for Infectious Disease Research and
Policy (CIDRAP)
Agricultural Security Information Resource. Humanitarian Resource
Institute.
Agricultural Terrorism. Terrorism Information Center, MIPT.
Agricultural
Terrorism Readings. Center for State Homeland Security.
Ag-Security.Com.
Agrosecurity.
Extension Disaster Education Network.
Agroterrorism. BiodefenseEducation.org.
Agro-terrorism.
Center for Nonproliferation Studies.
Animal
Health and Disaster Preparedness. American Veterinary Medical
Association.
APS
Biosecurity Initiatives. American Phytopathological Society.
Food and Agriculture. Terrorism Q & A, Council on Foreign Relations.
Food and Agriculture ISAC.
Information Sharing & Analysis Center of the Food Marketing Institute.
Food Safety and Security. National Association of State Departments of
Agriculture (NASDA).
Food Supply & Water Purification Security. Counter-Terrorism Training,
U.S. Department of Justice.
Homeland
Security Industries Association. Food Supply/Distribution Security.
Infography about Agroterrorism. Infography.
National Biosecurity
Resource Center for Animal Health Emergencies.
National
Institute For Agricultural Security.
Colleges and Universities with Agroterrorism
Programs
Agrosecurity - Bioterrorism and Agroterrorism. College of Agricultural
Sciences, Penn State.
Agroterrorism
Awareness-Level Training. University of Kentucky.
Agroterrorism and Biosecurity. University of Tennessee.
Agroterrorism and Emergency Preparedness. Clemson University
Cooperative Extension Service (CUCES).
Agroterrorism Information Page of the Institute of Agriculture and Natural
Resources. University of Nebraska at Lincoln.
Agroterrorism Security. Western Institute for Food Safety and Security
(WIFSS).
Center
for Food Security & Public Health. Iowa State University.
Disaster Recovery Resources for Indiana. Purdue Extension.
Emergency Management and Agrosecurity Tip Sheets. College of
Agriculture & Natural Resources, University of Maryland.
Extension Disaster Education
Network. University of Louisiana.
Information on Livestock Biosecurity/Agrisecurity. Veterinary
Extension of the Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine.
National Agricultural
Biosecurity Center (NABC). Kansas State University.
Reports, Studies, and Publications on
Agroterrorism
"Agricultural Disaster Assistance". August 29, 2005. CRS
document on Federation of American Scientists website. (Acrobat Reader
PDF).
"Agroterrorism:
Threats and Preparedness." August 13, 2004. CRS.
Document on Federation of American Scientists website. (Acrobat Reader PDF).
"Agroterrorism: What is the Threat and What Can Be Done About It?",
Rand National Defense Research Institute, (PDF).
"Agroterrorism - Why We're Not Ready: A Look at the Role of Law Enforcement
(Research for Policy)". National Institute of Justice, December 2006.
"Bioterrorism: A Threat to Agriculture and the Food Supply", GAO-04-259T,
November 19, 2003. (PDF).
"Bioterrorism Act of 2002". Federal Drug Administration (FDA).
"Homeland Security: Much Is Being Done to Protect Agriculture from a Terrorist
Attack, but Important Challenges Remain", GAO-05-214, March 8, 2005.
(PDF).
"Terrorist Threats to Food - Guidelines for Establishing and Strengthening
Prevention and Response Systems". World Health
Organization, 2002.
