Page 2 of articles about biosecurity in Swine news

The new partnership will enhance the capabilities and capacities of the National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility.

After over a year, Aujeszky's disease has been again detected in France.

The innovative trap is called PIG BRIG and is designed to be easy to use and effective.

Key changes include introducing the concept of the Protection Zone for Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands.

The EFSA and the Chief Veterinary Inspectorate join forces in the 2023 pan-European campaign to support the fight against African swine fever.

Eighteen cases of African swine fever in wild boar have been confirmed in Sweden.

The suspension is to prevent pigs raised in Japan from being infected with African swine fever virus.

The Border Target Operating Model sets out new controls to better protect the UK against security and biosecurity threats and create a world-class border system for trade in goods.

Researchers used an epidemiological model to look at the different ways a potential outbreak in the southeastern U.S. could unfold.

The outbreaks occurred on two farms with 40 and 8 susceptible pigs.

The first case was found in Pavia Province, in Torretta di Bagnaria.

This facility is the first of its kind in the United States and will allow scientists to study and diagnose critical animal diseases.

The campaign raises awareness about how to detect, prevent, and report African swine fever.

The legislation reauthorizes animal disease prevention and management programs and provides funding through 2028.

The presence of African swine fever has been confirmed in a dead wild boar found in the Calabria region.

The new One Health research project will strengthen animal disease surveillance capacity for African swine fever.