african swine fever

ASF Germany

29-09-2022 | News

ASF Germany: Heavy pigs Lower Saxony can go to slaughter

The Russian veterinary watchdog Rosselhoznadzor imposed quarantines in some parts of Nizhny Novgorod, Ivanovo, Kaluga, Kostroma and Volgograd regions. Photo: Jan Vullings

16-09-2022 | News

ASF Russia: Spike in number of virus outbreaks

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06-09-2022 | News

ASF Vietnam: Vaccination trials suspended due to pig deaths

The US and Canada continue to prepare for the day when this disease may arrive in mainland North America. Photo: Shutterstock

05-09-2022 | Article

North America and Canada keep preparing for ASF

Since the beginning of 2022, more than 80 ASF outbreaks have been registered in Russia, with less than half at backyard farms, while the rest is among wild boar. - Photo: Jan Vullings

29-08-2022 | News

ASF Russia: First industrial pig farm in Russia hit in 2022

Feral pig numbers continue to grow in North America. - Photo: Shutterstock

25-08-2022 | News

Is wild pig control improving in North America?

Among other things, the new technology could reduce antibiotic use in the livestock industry. - Photo: Henk Riswick

10-08-2022 | News

ASF Russia: Plasma radiation is proposed to battle virus

The ASF dynamics vary per country. In some countries, it really is a problem of wild boar being infected. In others, domestic pigs appear to be the main victims. - Photo: Michel Velderman

08-08-2022 | Expert opinion

Where are the ASF outbreaks all over the globe?

In 2021, ASF outbreaks in the eastern regions were registered only in private backyard farms, while this year, Russian veterinary specialists expect to discover the virus in the population of wild boars. - Photo: Jan Vullings

05-08-2022 | News

ASF in Russia gains a foothold in Siberia and Urals

{Pigs waiting for transport to the slaughterhouse in Germany. Due to an ASF standstill, transport the surveillance area in Lower Saxony is not allowed until July 11. - Photo: Lars Klemmer (DPA/ANP

06-07-2022 | News

ASF Germany: No further infections in Lower Saxony