Results showed that the SEHM provided a warmer creep environment for the piglets, did not impact ADG, reduced laid-on mortalities and consumed less electricity.

Report and PorkCares.org share successes and set stage for future improvement.

African swine fever required significant resources, however, SHIC has remained faithful to its mission to protect the health of the U.S. swine herd.

NPA policy services officer Lizzie Wilson also highlighted how the program could potentially encourage the spread of notifiable diseases such as African swine fever.

Cooling system required more than 2.5 times the electrical energy of traditional lactation housing system.

One of the Alliance's newly updated resources is the animal rights activist groups web.

Studying historical production records can provide clues as to the presence of mortality patterns, and what factors are associated with those patterns.

SowBridge is designed to improve the understanding and application of various tools and techniques involved in daily care of the breeding herd and piglets.

While on-farm access is limited, the U.S. pork industry is highly regulated and USDA conducts surveys on farms periodically and makes these findings available.

Atypical porcine pestivirus genome detected in newborn piglets.