African Swine Fever virus: Vigilance in feed practices is key

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Introducing your 2023 Influential Women in Canadian Agriculture

Honourees include producers, advocates and researchers, including one working on immunization strategies in swine. » Read More...

A historical perspective

Pasture-based management systems for pigs are currently increasing in popularity. Those who wish to start a pasture-based pig operation are remiss to learn that science-based management practices are difficult to find. » Read More...

New bill proposes changes to CAFOs in the U.S.

The bill, tabled in February, while not likely to be enacted, would propose sweeping changes for the farming industry and community, and as such has been controversial. » Read More...

A primer on African swine fever

ASFV has not yet been detected in North America. However, the fact that it has spread to nearby countries like Haiti and the Dominican Republic as recently as 2021 is reason enough for some pork producers in North America to be on high alert. Elsewhere, some countries that have witnessed outbreaks in neighbouring countries have begun taking an educational approach regarding feed practices and biosecurity. » Read More...

Events

Introducing your 2023 Influential Women in Canadian Agriculture

A historical perspective

New bill proposes changes to CAFOs in the U.S.

A primer on African swine fever

ANAC annual general meeting and convention

World Pork Expo

Ontario Pork Congress