Swine news - Pig health

Dashboards will help monitor trends in antimicrobial resistance patterns and detect emerging resistance profiles.

The Federal Agency for the Safety of the Food Chain (FAVV) is calling on hunters to be extra vigilant for African swine fever this hunting season.

Increased probability that the pigs and poultry on the farm became infected after coming into contact with infected migratory birds, not dairy cattle or other livestock.

Nine OIRSA member countries are collaborating to create solid networks that will enable progress toward a more secure and resilient future for livestock.

More than 100 swine producers from Cotopaxi province participated in the technical seminar organized by the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAG).

The World Organisation for Animal Health has published Chinese Taipei's self-declaration of freedom from African swine fever.

Sri Lanka has temporarily prohibited the slaughter, transport, and sale of pigs to prevent disease spread.

Federal officials announced the first H5N1 avian flu detection in pigs on a backyard farm in Oregon.

The Memorandum of Understanding aims to ensure and enhance cooperation in the field of veterinary drug quality between Germany and China.

Control of vector-borne diseases in animal health: the crucial issue of vaccines

The move will supplement the controlled rollout in small farms.

Antibiotic use in the UK pig industry has declined rapidly over the last nine years, but the latest figures from AHDB reveal there was a slight increase in 2023.

President Luis Abinader led the presentation ceremony of the first biosecurity certificates to four pig farms in the Dominican Republic, within the framework of the National Swine Biosecurity Plan, implemented last year.

Significant decrease in cephalosporins and polypeptide antibiotics, slight increase in fluoroquinolones.

Testing for Salmonella in pigs will be suspended as of January 1, 2025.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s Center for Veterinary Medicine published the 2023 Summary Report on Antimicrobials Sold or Distributed for Use in Food-Producing Animals.

France is stepping up surveillance to prevent the spread of African swine fever across its borders.

The sentinelling program in the region began on October 4.

This investment aims to enhance animal health and welfare through improvements to disease surveillance, emergency management, and animal care standards.

The 54-kilometer protective fence aims to contain African swine fever.

At the high-level ministerial meeting, UN member countries pledged to take concrete action against antimicrobial resistance.

The mitigation measures will help to prevent the spread of ASF across the border, protecting the pig sector worth over £8 billion to the UK economy.

There have been 42 outbreaks of African swine fever in pigs in Poland in 2024.

After 40 years, Sardinia has been recognised as free from African swine fever.