Porcine epidemic diarrhea virus (PEDV) has caused significant challenges to the swine industry. The virus had not been previously identified in the United States prior to May of 2013.

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Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea Virus (PEDV) – What Is It?

Guidelines for Diagnosis of PED Virus

Positive Diagnosis of PEDV in a Breeding Herd: What Next?

Positive Diagnosis of PEDV in Nursery, Finisher or Wean-to-Finish Sites: What Next?

Elimination of PEDV from a Nursery, Finish or Wean-to-Finish Site

Biosecure Mortalities Removal for PED Control

Establish a Line of Separation: Help Control the Spread of PEDV

Create a Clean Crossing: Help Control the Spread of PEDV

Transportation Biosecurity Protocols for PEDV Control

Biosecure Truck Wash Protocols for PED Control: Recommendations for Truck Wash Facilities

Feed Delivery Biosecurity for Control of Disease

Biosecure Manure Pumping Protocols for PED Control: Recommendations for Pork Producers

Biosecure Manure Pumping Protocols for PED Control: Recommendations for Commercial Manure Haulers

Biosecure Manure Pumping Protocols for PED Control: Recommendations for Land Owners

Swine Health Recommendations: Exhibitors of All Pigs Going to Exhibits or Sales

Swine Health Recommendations: Organizers of Exhibitions and Sales

Read more about PEDV:

Pace of PEDV Cases on the Rise

Survey Implicates Feed as a Possible Source of PEDV

PEDV Lateral Spread Study Results Released