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A study reviews all ASF transmission routes described.

A new herd, in a high density swine region, despite effective biosecurity barriers, gets infected by App

With more herds breaking with highly virulent PRRS strains, what can we do to prevent and control infection? How does the 1-4-4 L1C strain differ?

This PRRSV strain is affecting the U.S. Understanding where these viruses come from can help us stop this cycle.

We present a biosecurity evaluation method that ensures a comprehensive review: Biosecurity in rings.

To perform well, gilts need to develop physically and be acclimatized for the health status of the recipient farm. Dr. Clayton Johnson from Carthage Veterinary Services shares some tips about gilt acclimation.

The pros, cons, and current limitations of using black soldier fly larvae as an alternative protein source.

The industry must be working for the best and preparing for the worst, and that includes what happens if ASF enters.

Expert insight on the choice of strategy in controlling the spread of ASF.

Biosecurity is becoming increasingly important for disease prevention. In this article, we discuss how a biosecurity improvement plan can be organized.

HoCoTec is a production system that takes on the challenge of serving as an open center for learning and experimentation.

France and Luxembourg are in the firing line to be the next European countries invaded by ASF after its confirmation in Germany in 2020, says one of Europe’s most experienced specialists on the disease.

The four most common mistakes on pig farms, illustrated with real examples.

Preventing the entry and spread of diseases should be an objective on any swine farm, so adequately designing biosecurity aspects is key. In this article, we continue to discuss biosecurity measures with two experts: Lara Ruiz and José Casanovas.

On large farms, the first animals to become ill and die from ASF may be missed unless there is an appropriate passive surveillance system that targets dead and diseased animals.

In this article, we look at which elements of biosecurity should be considered in the design of a sow farm, although they are applicable to any farm.