articles about biosecurity in Press releases

More than 60 participants from 28 countries attended the African swine fever workshop.

Results suggest the swine industry’s challenge with biosecurity compliance is not wholly driven by issues with motivation.

The goal of the webinar was to understand the threat HPAI H5N1 poses to domestic livestock species and to inform producers of actions that can be taken to prevent infection on-farm.

Now, a web-based application to conduct outbreak investigations is available.

New wean-to-harvest biosecurity projects to improve entry to swine operations.

By studying the role unclean vehicles might have in transmitting a swine coronavirus, researchers help boost North Carolina’s food animal industry and support federal agencies in fighting other devastating diseases.

APHIS is asking producers and pig owners to join in efforts to stand vigilant against this disease.

After pioneering a system to improve swine health by collecting and publicizing pathogen testing results from large public veterinary laboratories across the Midwest, a team led by faculty from Iowa State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine is planning to bore even deeper to glean more insight from the vast data set.

The joint effort is to revive the pig industry from the outbreak of AFS.

This project will define the stability of ASFV in soybean products commonly imported into the US and improve diagnostic capabilities and surveillance tools.

Join USDA all week to learn more about what APHIS is doing, and what you can do, to Protect our Pigs.

Pork producers are now able to continuously share info with state animal health officials thanks to a new AgView feature.