Page 3 of articles about biosecurity in Swine news

Projects focus on enhancing prevention, preparedness, early detection, and rapid response to the most damaging diseases that threaten U.S. livestock.

Inspections reveal that more than a third of hobby farmers do not display signs prohibiting feeding food scraps.

Outbreaks of African swine fever have spread in the country even in the winter.

The heads of the FAO, UNEP, WHO and WOAH issued an unprecedented call for enhanced global action

Report on the potential economic consequences of an African swine fever incursion into Australia.

Findings from the European Union Summary Report on Antimicrobial Resistance in zoonotic and indicator bacteria from humans, animals and food in 2020/2021.

Four entities will work to improve African swine fever prevention and preparedness efforts.

Mexico is one of the main suppliers of food to Canada, especially beef and pork, so it is essential to reduce the risk of entry and spread of economically important pests and diseases.

The immunocontraceptive vaccine has been tested in the United States and is now authorized in Italy on an experimental basis.

Animalplan 2022 to 2027 is Australia’s National Action Plan for Production Animal Health.

Yersiniosis and foodborne listeriosis outbreaks exceeded pre-pandemic levels.

The $23.4 million program is designed to help Canada's pork industry prepare for the possibility of African swine fever entering the country.

The province of Batangas was selected as a pilot area in the implementation of the program.

These are the findings of EFSA’s scientific opinion assessing the risk of spread of antimicrobial resistance among livestock during transport.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development is working with the pork and poultry industry to design traceability systems that make possible to know the origin, transit and final destination of the meat.