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Central Moldova ASF Outbreak Zone:
Moldova’s Pig Industry Faces Unprecedented ASF Outbreak
Know MoreAfrican Swine Fever Outbreak in Mizoram Claims Over 2,600 Pigs
African Swine Fever Outbreak in Mizoram Claims Over 2,600 Pigs
Know MorePED Virus Detected Outside High-Risk Zones in Manitoba
April 10 – PED Outbreak in RM of Grassland, Manitoba A Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea (PED) outbreak was confirmed at a nursery and connected finisher site in the Rural Municipality of Grassland, located in southwestern Manitoba near Hartney. This marks a rare case outside the province's high-risk zones. Buffer zones have been established, and containment efforts are underway per Manitoba’s PED Elimination Plan.
Know MoreFebruary 13th 2025: Saxony: New ASF Case in Wild Boars
FEbruary 13th 2025 In the German region of Saxony, the fight against African Swine Fever (ASF) has suffered a setback with a newly confirmed case in wild boar. After nearly six months without a new detection, authorities in the Bautzen district confirmed the presence of the virus in a wild boar hunted in Königswartha on January 26. The National Reference Laboratory has officially validated the findings, leading to the official declaration of an ASF outbreak in Königswartha, Commerau.
Know MoreHogs trend looks lower
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Mar 09, 2026
USDA Reviews Maximum Line Speeds Under the New Swine Inspection System
Processing capacity remains a critical issue for the pork industry, and a new rulemaking effort by the U.S. Department of Agriculture is once again focusing attention on maximum line speeds in swine processing plants. The discussion centers on facilities operating under the New Swine Inspection System (NSIS), a modernized inspection approach designed to provide plants […]
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Mar 09, 2026
A Practical Way to Monitor Biofilm in Drinking Water Systems
In livestock production, contamination inside drinking water systems is often difficult to detect. Because waterlines are closed systems, buildup such as organic deposits and biofilm develops out of sight. In many cases, producers only become aware of the problem when drinking nipples begin to clog or water flow becomes inconsistent. From practical experience in the […]
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Mar 09, 2026
Senate Proposal Targets Structure of the U.S. Meatpacking Industry
A new proposal introduced in the U.S. Senate is once again putting the structure of the American meatpacking industry under the spotlight, raising questions about competition, market concentration, and the future of livestock processing. The legislation, backed by several Senate Democrats, aims to limit how large meatpacking companies operate by potentially requiring major processors to […]
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Mar 09, 2026
CRISPR Breakthrough Could Change the Fight Against African Swine Fever
A new wave of biotechnology research is offering fresh hope in the global fight against African swine fever (ASF), one of the most destructive diseases ever to impact the pork industry. Scientists are now exploring how CRISPR gene-editing technology could be used to stop the virus inside infected pigs, opening the door to potential treatments […]
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Mar 09, 2026
Wisconsin Waives Swine Testing Requirement for In-State Movements
Wisconsin officials have issued a waiver temporarily suspending a state rule that required certain disease testing before pigs could be transported within the state. The move removes the requirement for additional testing tied to swine movements, providing immediate regulatory relief for producers, exhibitors, and others involved in transporting pigs for production or livestock events. Industry […]
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Mar 09, 2026
Stories and Perspectives from the Farm, By Pork Producer Wanda Scott Patsche
Longer Daylight Days I am thankful for more daylight hours. I love the sun and the view of outside. In fact, whenever we stay in a hotel, the first thing I do is open the curtains. And, now, I am excited to say I will be moving my home office into a room with a […]
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Mar 09, 2026
Abstract: Enhancing U.S. swine farm preparedness for infectious foreign animal diseases with rapid access to biosecurity information
Abstract: Enhancing U.S. swine farm preparedness for infectious foreign animal diseases with rapid access to biosecurity information The U.S. Secure Pork Supply (SPS) Plan is a voluntary program that establishes biosecurity standards to maintain business continuity. The role of biosecurity in disease spread is well recognized, yet the U.S. swine industry lacks knowledge of individual […]
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Mar 09, 2026
Helping Canadian Consumers Stretch Their Food Dollar
With food prices continuing to put pressure on household budgets, Canadian consumers are increasingly looking for ways to make their grocery dollars go further. At the same time, there is growing interest in understanding how food is produced and how innovation in agriculture plays a role in keeping food available and affordable. Organizations such as […]
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Mar 09, 2026
NPPC Welcomes New Producer Leadership to Shape National Advocacy Efforts
The National Pork Producers Council elected new officers and board members to lead the organization through the 2026-2027 term. These experienced leaders will guide NPPC’s advocacy efforts, advancing policies that support the growth, sustainability, and long-term resilience of the U.S. pork industry. “These leaders are stepping up at an important moment for our industry,” said […]
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