Food Safety and Inspection Service FOOD SAFETY AND INSPECTION SERVICE
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WASHINGTON, DC 20250-3700
 ELECTRONIC READING ROOM :: ADRS

| Introduction |  Calendar Year Data |  Fiscal Year Data |
| 2000 |
| Postmortem Poultry |
| Chickens |  Turkeys |  Ducks |  Geese |  Rabbits |  Other |

ANIMAL DISPOSITION REPORTING SYSTEM (ADRS)
CHICKENS CONDEMNED POSTMORTEM IN USDA INSPECTED ESTABLISHMENTS
PERIOD: FISCAL YEAR 2000
DISEASE CATEGORY YOUNG
CHICKENS		 CAPONS LIGHT
FOWL		 HEAVY
FOWL
HEADS CONDEMNED        
TUBERCULOSIS 0 0 3,404 72
LEUKOSIS 691,526 38 59,060 21,879
SEP/TOX 21,705,127 1,384 2,737,357 1,001,302
SYCAPONSITIS 338,616 415 14,337 7,206
TUMORS 1,592,456 97 1,407,815 172,795
BRUISES 20,952,131 93 454,740 41,148
CADAVER 3,936,829 198 286,353 263,441
CONTAMINATION 4,552,611 642 2,062,835 385,805
OVERSCALD 798,432 41 20,417 10,894
AIRSACCULITIS 14,648,172 720 157,115 69,920
OTHER 13,130,307 1,104 513,411 381,823
         
POUNDS CONDEMNED        
CARCASS (NYD WT.) 291,849,333 37,151 20,822,074 14,735,879
PARTS 243,108,984 29,794 5,008,776 14,173,743
         
Source: USDA/FSIS/OPHS/LSDMS

The Animal Disposition Reporting System (ADRS) contains slaughter totals and disposition summaries for federally inspected livestock and poultry slaughter establishments. Each animal carcass is inspected for diseases and other conditions, which if present, may result in the animal being condemned as unfit for human consumption. If a carcass is condemned, the reason for condemnation, also referred to as the disposition, is recorded in the ADRS data base.

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