Pig farmers cautious about reporting flu 18 Jun 2009
The OIE has told its 174 member countries to boost surveillance for the H1N1 strain of flu, but has not added it to its list of more than 100 diseases that are mandatory to report because it appears to have a low level of infectivity and mortality rates.
Cheap Formulas Dr Nikolaos Kotrotsios wrote : Hello
The most correctable approach to this dilemma is to appoint the requirements of each farm separately. It is very well known that pigs require nutrients... @ 10-02-2012 (12:22)
Australia: Pig abattoir fights to get... Mark Fysh wrote : Sounds like a failure of operating procedure. Really sad that this breach gives the vegetarian-militants a lever to attempt to dictate to the rest of us. @ 24-01-2012 (15:35)
OIE: Antibiotics for livestock vital to feed... marjolein soederhuizen wrote : The animals referred to as pigs in this article are meat carriers, not pigs, pigs live in a wide meadow and mud, they roll around in that and run around too,... @ 24-01-2012 (03:54)