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Swine

Pig herd health requires a balanced approach

Nutrition, biosecurity and management practices together contribute to overall pig health, Novus specialist says.

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Poultry Health & Disease

Synthetic probiotic could control necrotic enteritis in poultry

The technology is currently seeking approval from the Food and Drug Administration.

Animal Health & Veterinary

Europe records sharp spike in ASF cases

At least 10 countries report new cases in domestic pigs.

African Swine Fever

Philippines prepares for African swine fever vaccination

As new outbreaks of ASF are confirmed sporadically across several of its regions, the government of the Philippines continues to prepare for the introduction of a safe and effective vaccine.

Animal Health & Veterinary

Wildfire smoke could have long-term effects on livestock

After smoke from Canadian wildfires drifted into the northeastern U.S., a University of Illinois animal welfare expert says producers should prepare for future smoke episodes to affect their livestock.

Animal Welfare

Pain study could impact European male chick cull laws

In ovo sexing technology is advancing.

Animal Health & Veterinary

Kansas State launches center to meet animal vaccine needs

Among other things, the new Center on Vaccine Evaluation and Alternatives for Antimicrobials will focus on vaccines for swine diseases, including African swine fever.

African Swine Fever

France, Italy join forces to control African swine fever

Affecting mainly non-commercial herds, there has been a recent sharp rise in ASF outbreaks in domestic pigs — now affecting 14 of Europe's nations so far this year.

Poultry Health & Disease

Deep serotyping could reduce Salmonella in preharvest poultry

CRISPR-SeroSeq can identify all serotypes within a sample, not just the most abundant.

African Swine Fever

US controls unlikely to contain ASF quickly, study says

Although effective at slowing the spread of African swine fever, plans for controlling an outbreak did not halt its progress in a computer simulation by North Carolina State University.

Animal Welfare

Swine housing bill passes the New Jersey state senate

Similar to California's housing law, the bill bans gestation crates for pork raised and sold in the state.

African Swine Fever

Chinese researchers report new variant of ASF virus

The new strain, which appears to be a hybrid of two existing varieties, is no more contagious than existing variants but could evade vaccines.

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