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African swine fever

Combating African Swine Fever

Dan May 13, 2022 African Swine Fever, Pork, This Land of Ours

We’ve been hearing about African Swine Fever lately. So what is it, and what’s being done about it? That’s the topic of today’s This Land of Ours. African swine fever is a highly contagious and deadly viral disease that affects every kind of swine. But, ASF is not a threat to human health or food safety. ASF spread from Africa …

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