Companies pursue CSF vaccine licensing in the Americas Feed Strategy Staff | June 20, 2022 Canadian, S. Korean companies sign agreement to pursue CSF vaccine licensing for emergency preparedness purposes in Canada, US, […]
South Africa, Haiti register new ASF cases Jackie Linden | June 20, 2022 South Africa reports eight new cases, ASF detected at 31 Haitian locations Latest outbreaks of African swine fever […]
EU commissioner urges quick response to ASF Jackie Linden | June 17, 2022 Effective surveillance and containment are key to the control of African swine fever (ASF), according to the European […]
USDA launches ‘Protect Our Pigs’ campaign to prevent ASF Feed Strategy Staff | June 16, 2022 Campaign designed to alert, educate and prevent introduction, potential spread of deadly swine disease The United States Department […]
Italy’s first cases of ASF in domestic pigs detected Ann Reus | June 10, 2022 1,000 pigs at a farm in Rome’s Lazio region will be culled Italy will cull 1,000 pigs after […]
NPPC focuses on international trade, animal disease, labor Ann Reus | June 9, 2022 Three intertwining issues are top of mind for US pork producers at World Pork Expo. The National Pork […]
Vietnam, Philippines make progress on ASF vaccines Jackie Linden | June 9, 2022 Over recent weeks, progress of the development of a vaccine against African swine fever has been made in […]
Italy steps up African swine fever controls Jackie Linden | June 7, 2022 In Italy, the African swine fever virus has been detected in wild boar in a second province in […]
African swine fever hits pig farms in Germany, South Korea Jackie Linden | May 27, 2022 As Germany reports its first outbreak of African swine fever (ASF) in domestic pigs in Baden-Wurttemberg, South Korea […]
PODCAST: Are we closer to a commercial ASF vaccine? Ann Reus | May 26, 2022 USDA-ARS research scientists Manuel Borca and Douglas Gladue discuss new developments in African swine fever vaccines PODCAST: Are […]
