Argentina's new plan for Aujeszky's disease control and eradication
Developed in collaboration with the private sector, SENASA has established a regulatory framework to combat the virus affecting pig production.
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First case of ASF detected in Chinese Taipei
African swine fever was detected on a pig farm in Taichung.
Germany: Hesse erects ASF security fence along North Rhine-Westphalia border
Construction begins on approximately 60 kilometers of protective barriers against African swine fever.
Pigs developed to be resistant to classical swine fever (CSF)
Pigs gain resistance to classical swine fever through gene editing, offering hope for protecting livestock against costly viral disease.
With historic results, the 333 Experience Congress LATAM 2025 comes to a close
The 333 Experience Congress LATAM 2025 successfully concluded its sixth edition in Cali, Colombia, establishing itself as the most important technical and business event for Latin American pig farming.
The 333 Experience Congress LATAM 2025 kicks off
With more than 2,000 participants from 30 countries, the 333 Experience Congress LATAM 2025 progressed successfully in Cali, Colombia, consolidating its position as the leading pig farming event in Latin America.
U.S. updates efforts to protect against New World screwworm
USDA continues to make substantial progress on its plan to protect the nation’s livestock, wildlife, and agricultural communities from the threat of New World screwworm.
Are we letting our guard down with African swine fever? The wolf is at the door (1 of 2)
ASF has never spread so widely across the globe. The question is not if it will arrive, but when. The latest outbreaks detected in Europe may provide valuable information as the wolf lurks.
UC Davis launches new Disease BioPortal
The Disease BioPortal makes it easier to track important livestock health issues, spot disease trends early, and make informed decisions to protect animals and operations.
Sow mortality on Spanish farms: Key factors and strategies for improvement
Increased productivity has not come without consequences. Sows face greater physiological demands, which translates into a higher metabolic load, increased nutritional requirements, and, in many cases, increased mortality on farms. This phenomenon is of particular concern in Spain.
Spatial patterns of influenza A virus spread across compartments in commercial swine farms in the United States
Prioritizing resources towards systems frequently confronting influenza problems and targeting pivotal source farms could be an effective strategy for controlling influenza.
Evolution of lung lesions in recent years: What information can we learn from this?
Assessing lung lesions at slaughter is useful for monitoring their evolution over time, and thus estimating the effectiveness of the measures implemented to control these diseases.
U.S: New disease index monitors swine pathogens
SHIC's disease index monitors swine pathogen activity and identifies emerging threats.
Chile and Mexico strengthen cooperation in agricultural trade and sustainable livestock farming
Mexico and Chile expand their joint agenda with key agreements on animal health, fair trade, and the implementation of electronic certification.
Ergotism in an organic sow herd and the impact on lactation performance and subsequent reproductive performance
This case reports the level of ergot alkaloids and duration of exposure found under field conditions in a herd that experienced a high neonatal mortality event consequent to agalactia in the sows.
ProtonDx's Dragonfly wins 2025 Tesco Agri T-Jam, offering a rapid new way to fight PRRSV and swine flu
The Dragonfly diagnostics platform wins the prestigious award for its rapid, on-site pathogen detection, enabling swine producers to proactively manage swine herd health, cut antibiotic use, and optimise their supply chains.