Press releases - Pig health

The Swine R3 program will finance bio-secured farm projects and thus support the national government’s efforts in reviving the local swine industry adversely affected by ASF disease.

Unique PCV2 and M. hyopneumoniae ready-to-use, single-dose combination vaccine on the market.

AgView, a free, opt-in technology solution, is the feature attraction at the National Pork Board’s booth at World Pork Expo this year.

The EFSA considers that the risk of ASF transmission is especially low for blood products and protein hydrolysates.

Additional funding secured to accelerate ground-breaking fight against harmful bacteria that pose risks to human health and agricultural production.

Dr Chris Sievers received the award for demonstrating the ideals of exemplary service and proficiency early in his career.

Pittman named the 2021 Swine Practitioner of the Year by the American Association of Swine Veterinarians (AASV) during the association’s 52nd Annual Meeting.

Dr Mary Battrell was installed as president of the American Association of Swine Veterinarians during the association’s 52nd Annual Meeting.

Jarne Elleholm welcomed as the company's new full time CEO.

Chloe Robbins joins Hysolv Ltd, animal health and hygiene company.

Webinar aims to help vets and farmers initiate effective programmes to control disease before zinc oxide is withdrawn.

To protect and sustain the pig industry in Uganda for years to come, climate induced heat stress in pigs will require joint action.

This application will support the swine sector in the diagnosis of diseases in pigs and will be available online, as well as for iOs and Android.

This approval gives Aivlosin^® WSG the broadest label indication of any product for the control of swine respiratory disease (SRD).

Animal health and nutrition company, Tonisity, will be taking part in this year’s event with a series of free-to-attend webinars from leading swine experts.

A new service which will help farmers and vets track a serious pig disease across much of Europe has been launched by Ceva.

Combining two different routes of administering flu vaccine provides pigs with better protection against disease than using only one method.