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Meet the Expert Bite Sizes with Rutger Jansen.
An open and interactive session where experts and attendees exchange insights on the key topics covered throughout the event. This discussion fosters collaboration, allowing participants to share real-world challenges, best practices, and innovative strategies for PRRS control. A great opportunity to engage with thought leaders and contribute to the conversation on the future of disease management in pig production.
PRRSv remains a very costly desease in pig industry especially in grower finisher pigs1.Vaccination has been demonstrated the cost effective due to reduce of clinical sign and mortality of PRRS infection2. In spite of Type 1-PRRS MLV vaccination have been applied, there’s some introduction of new type 2-PRRSv field infection in grower-finisher farm. Consider of minimize production loss, Ingelvac PRRS MLV has demonstrated efficacy against heterologous PRRSv challenge when pigs already exposed by PRRSv type2 from the field3. The objective of this observation was to evaluate the effect of vaccination by Ingelvac PRRS MLV on the previous exposed in grower-finisher pigs.
This survey was conducted to estimate the incidence and level of potential viral contamination in commercially collected porcine plasma. Samples of spray dried porcine plasma (SDPP) were collected over a 12- month period from eight spray drying facilities in Spain, England, Northern Ireland, Brazil, Canada, and the United States.
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PRRSV can cause significant impact on reproductive performance in endemically infected herds. This study aimed to investigate sow performance before and after implementation of a sow herd vaccination against PRRSV on a farm in Serbia.
The key of succession of PRRS vaccination is that confirming by monitoring that there is no vertical/horizontal transmission of PRRS virus before weaning and when the field exposure of PRRS virus was occurred