Can pig feed ingredients transmit the ASF virus? Ioannis Mavromichalis | September 14, 2022 Animal feed can carry viruses, so prevention and biosecurity are key to keep African swine fever out of […]
USDA, Vietnam continue to probe post-inoculation pig deaths Ann Reus | September 2, 2022 USDA’s Agricultural Research Service (ARS) says it is in contact with NAVETCO, which deployed the African swine fever […]
Common bacteria may directly impact feed efficiency Emma Penrod | September 2, 2022 Infection with Lawsonia damages cells responsible for nutrient capture, slashing feed efficiency, study finds Reduced feed intake may […]
FMD impacts southern African cattle, beef trade Jackie Linden | August 31, 2022 After suspicions of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) cases in Botswana, Namibia has suspended selected imports from its southern African […]
USDA unsure if it developed suspended ASF vaccine Ann Reus | August 26, 2022 Vietnam stopped inoculations after pig deaths After Vietnam temporarily suspended the use of its African swine fever (ASF) […]
Vietnam suspends use of African swine fever vaccine Ann Reus | August 25, 2022 ‘Dozens’ of pigs died after being inoculated, Reuters reports Vietnam has temporarily suspended the use of its African […]
Massachusetts pork production measure delayed again Elizabeth Doughman | August 12, 2022 Enforcement of the law will be postposed until the U.S. Supreme Court weighs in on Proposition 12. Massachusetts […]
US Embassy issues warning about traveling with pork products Ann Reus | August 9, 2022 Due to the risk of spreading African swine fever, travelers attempting to enter the US with Dominican pork […]
Beyond biosecurity: new ways to keep viruses out of feed Emma Penrod | August 4, 2022 It’s been a decade since PEDv was discovered lurking in animal feed. Will the technology of the future […]
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 […]
