| APHIS-71: NATIONAL ANIMAL HEALTH MONITORING SYSTEM |
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| ON-FARM MONITORING OF ANTIMICROBIAL USE AND RESISTANCE IN U.S. BROILER PRODUCTION |
0579-XXXX |
| DESCRIPTION |
TOTAL SAMPLE POPULATION |
ESTIMATED RESPONSE RATE |
ESTIMATED NUMBER OF RESPONDENTS |
NUMBER OF RESPONSES PER RESPONDENT |
TOTAL ANNUAL RESPONSES |
TOTAL ANNUAL NON RESPONSES |
HOURS PER RESPONSE |
TOTAL HOURS FOR RESPONDENTS |
TOTAL HOURS NON RESPONSE2 |
| Informed Consent |
30 |
40.0% |
12 |
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| Survey with Litter Sampling |
36 |
100.0% |
36 |
16 |
576 |
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| TOTAL |
36 |
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| NOTE: Actual number of hours may vary due to rounding |
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| 1 Generally, the design is as follows. From the WATT list of the largest broiler producing companies in the U.S., 30 companies will be offered the chance to participate. From those, we expect 12 will agree to participate and will sign the informed consent form, indicating their willingness to continue in the study. There will be approximately 36 complexes sampled from those 12 companies. From the complexes, approximately 4 (between 4 and 8, depending on complex enrollment) farms will be selected from each complex quarterly. From each farm, one broiler house will be selected and survey information and biological sample collection will be performed. This means there will be approximately 576 total farms providing information annually. These numbers are presented at the complex level, as the study is longitudinal at the complex level, and assume that for the 12 companies expected to enroll, all of the complexes and farms within them will complete the data collection, congruent with previous iterations of the study. |
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| 2Estimated time for nonresponse for the informed consent is equal to 10 minutes (~0.17 hours per response) and for all other activities is assumed to be 2 minutes (~0.033 hours per response). |
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| OMB CONTROL NO. |
0579-0481 |
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DATE PREPARED |
8/30/2024 |
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Due to section 508 accessibility, do not merge cells. If the ICR title requires more space then allowed, key in additional words of the title in row 3.
TITLE OF INFORMATION COLLECTION REQUEST (ICR) |
National Animal Health Monitoring System, On-Farm Monitoring Antimicrobial Use and Resistance in U.S. Broiler Production Study |
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| Additional line for ICR Title if title is too long. |
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| PART I - ICR INFORMATION, POINT OF CONTACT, FEDERAL REGISTER NOTICE INFORMATION |
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DATA SUMMARY |
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Enter one:
-Proposed rule
-Final rule
-New ICR
-Renewal
-Reinstatement
TYPE OF REQUEST |
ICR Renewal |
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This is the sum of Activities, Column , filtered to capture only first occurences as marked in Activitiy Description, Part II Column G.
TOTAL RESPONDENTS |
30 |
| POINT OF CONTACT (POC) |
Nia Washington-Plaskett |
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This is the sum of all entries in Part II, Column J.
TOTAL ANNUAL RESPONSES |
606 |
| POC TELEPHONE NO. |
(301) 851-3354 |
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Enter the estimated percentage of total responses that are submitted electronically.
% ELECTRONIC |
0% |
| DATE PREPARED |
8/30/2024 |
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Automatically calculates; Total Respondents X Total Annual Respondents
RESPONSES PER RESPONDENT |
20.200 |
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Docket number assigned by RAD for 60-day public comment period Federal Register notice
PUBLIC COMMENT DOCKET NO. |
APHIS-2024-0020 |
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This is the sum of all entries, Section II Column L
TOTAL BURDEN HOURS |
869 |
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Citation for 60-day public comment period Federal Register notice (e.g., 84FR38333)
FEDERAL REGISTER NOTICE |
89 FR 54764 |
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Automatically calculates; Total Burden Hours ÷ Total Annual Responses
HOURS PER RESPONSE |
1.43416 |
| FEDERAL REGISTER DATE |
7/2/2024 |
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Enter the percentage of total business respondents that are small entities.
% SMALL ENTITIES |
0% |
| PART II - SUMMARY OF ACTIVITIES |
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The title must be consistent from the previous submission to the current one, and between the APHIS 71 and the Supporting Statement. If the title has changed, insert another column to the right and title it "PREVIOUS TITLE".
If this activity is a discretionary change, enter (NEW) if this is a new activity, respondent type, or response time estimate; or (VIOLATION) if this is previously unreported activity.
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION |
AUTHORITY (U.S.C., CFR, or MANUAL) |
If there is a form associated with this activity, enter the form number (e.g., APHIS 123). If the activity uses a form letter or something similar, enter "letter". If the information is collected via an information system, enter the acronym for the information system (e.g., MITS).
FORM NO. |
Enter all that apply if the collection instrument is a form:
- Paper
- PDF
- Info System
FORMAT |
" " - None. Leave blank if there is no change to this activity.
E - Estimate. The change is to the number of respondents, responses, or burden hours only.
D - Discretionary. The change is a new activity, a reported violation, or a new respondent type or response time.
C - Correction. The change is to capture and report a previous error of some type.
TYPE OF CHANGE |
Select only one group per line (e.g., FG and S1 are two lines, S1 and S2 are one line):
FG - foreign government
S1 - state government
S2 - local government
S3 - tribal government
P1 - business
P2 - farm
P3 - non or not for profit
I - individual or household
TYPEOF RESPONDENT |
Respondents should not be counted more than once in the total number of respondents. Place an "X" in this space to indicate this activity reflects a unique group of respondents in this ICR.
FIRST OCCURRENCE |
Select only one per line:
I - Reporting. Information is received from the public via voice, document, or information system.
R - Recordkeeping. The respondent is required to maintain records for a prescribed period of time.
TP - Third Party Disclosure. The respondent is required to post information for the benefit of a third party (e.g., labels on product packages or quarantine signs at fairs).
TYPE OF RESPONSE |
See the comment for Column G. Do not count respondents multiple times within the same activity. Each individual or household counts as one respondent, and each business or non-U.S. Federal government activity counts as one respondent.
ESTIMATED
ANNUAL NUMBER OF RESPONDENTS
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RECORDKEEPERS |
Each instance of the activity counts as one response regardless of the respondent type.
Each recordkeeper counts as one response.
ESTIMATED
TOTAL ANNUAL
RESPONSES |
This entry should be the same as that entered in the OMB banner at the top of the form.
Times less than 1 hour should be calculated as number of minutes divided by 60 and listed to three decimal places.
For recordkeepers, enter the estimated average number of hours per year the recordkeeper will spend on this activity.
ESTIMATED HOURS
PER RESPONSE
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ANNUAL HOURS PER RECORDKEEPER |
Calculation: Column J x K
Formula rounds up
ESTIMATED
TOTAL ANNUAL
BURDEN HOURS |
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| Informed Consent1,2 |
7 U.S.C. 391 |
NAHMS Form 470 |
PDF, Info system |
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P1 |
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12 |
12 |
0.170 |
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| Informed Consent - Nonresponse |
7 U.S.C. 391 |
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PDF, Info system |
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P1 |
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18 |
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0.170 |
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| Survey with Litter Sampling |
7 U.S.C. 391 |
NAHMS Form 471 |
PDF, Info system |
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P1 |
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12 |
576 |
1.500 |
864 |
| Survey with Litter Sampling - Nonresponse |
7 U.S.C. 391 |
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PDF, Info system |
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P1 |
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0.000 |
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| 1Generally, the design is as follows: From the WATT list of the largest broiler producing companies in the U.S., 30 companies will be offered the chance to participate. From those, we expect 12 companies will agree to participate and will sign the informed consent form, indicating their willingness to continue in the study. There will be approximately 36 complexes sampled from those 12 companies. From the complexes, approximately 4 (between 4 and 8, depending on complex enrollment) farms will be selected from each complex, quarterly. From each farm, one broiler house will be selected, and survey information and biological sample collection will be performed. This means there will be approximately 36 (complexes from the 12 companies) x 4 (farms sampled) x 4 (sample events occurring quarterly) = 576 total farms providing information annually. These numbers are presented at the company level, assuming that for the 12 companies expected to enroll, all of the complexes and farms within them will complete the data collection, congruent with previous iterations of the study. |
| 2Estimated time for nonresponse for the informed consent is equal to 10 minutes (~0.17 hours per response) and for all other activities is assumed to be 2 minutes (~0.033 hours per response). |