ASF-infected wild boar found in Rome park Jackie Linden | May 9, 2022 For the first time, African swine fever (ASF) has been detected in a natural park near the Italian […]
African swine fever returns to Bhutan Jackie Linden | May 1, 2022 For the first time this year, African swine fever (ASF) virus has been confirmed as the cause of […]
Germany assesses ASF infection risk to outdoor pigs Jackie Linden | April 30, 2022 Chance of African swine fever (ASF) outbreaks among domestic pigs ranges from negligible to probable, depending mainly on […]
Fall armyworm: Resurgence of widespread crop pest Jackie Linden | April 27, 2022 Efforts in recent years to control one voracious pest in a range of crops have been, at least […]
ASF continues spread in European wild boar Jackie Linden | April 20, 2022 Several countries in Europe are battling to gain control of the African swine fever situation in their wild […]
ASF hits Western Malaysian pig farm Jackie Linden | April 11, 2022 First outbreak of African swine fever (ASF) in pigs has been reported in one Western Malaysia state and, […]
European agrifood markets under pressure Jackie Linden | April 6, 2022 Conflict in Ukraine is exacerbating the already volatile global supply of agricultural and food products. In the European […]
Australia develops vaccine against emerging pig disease Jackie Linden | April 5, 2022 At a new laboratory in the state of Victoria, work will soon begin to develop a vaccine to […]
Germany modifies approach to ASF control Jackie Linden | April 4, 2022 In Germany, fears of the war in Ukraine exacerbating the African swine fever situation are being balanced against […]
African swine fever returns to Zambia Jackie Linden | April 1, 2022 African swine fever (ASF) has recently been detected again in pigs in Zambia, while new cases were reported […]
