porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome (prrs)

The way a healthy litter should look like: robust piglets, all drinking at the sow. Photo: Henk Riswick

30-04-2018 | News

Absence of protein can protect pig foetuses from PRRS

Feral swine in the USA do not appear to be a reservoir for PRRS virus.

11-03-2018 | News

US feral swine unlikely to be PRRS reservoir

PCR tests are used to detect pathogens themselves. Photo: Thermo Fisher

03-11-2017 | Article

ELISA or PCR? Not all tests are created equal

Getting a clear insight in costs of a PRRS outbreak on farm level helps to choose the right health strategy. Illustration: Dreamstime

01-09-2017 | News

How much does it cost to have PRRS on a farm?

Uruguay confirms first occasions of subclinical PRRS. Photo: Rogério da Cunha

21-08-2017 | News

Uruguay confirms first occasions of subclinical PRRS

Novel strain of PRRS in Germany and Austria. Photo: Ruben Keestra

26-06-2017 | News

Novel strain of PRRS in Germany and Austria

Getting a grip on both biosecurity and management. Photo: Hans Prinsen

10-05-2017 | Article

Tools to aid pig producers with biosecurity and management

In fact, variability is the key word in PRRS economics. <em>Photo: Ronald Hissink</em>

16-08-2016 | Article

PRRS costs money from start to finish

Aromabiotic fighting the immunity gap

03-05-2016 | Article

Aromabiotic fighting the immunity gap

Adding a alpha-mono-laurin-based additive to the sow diet 1-2 weeks before farrowing and to the lactation feed improves health in both the sow and the piglets. [Photo: Ton Kastermans]

25-01-2016 | Article

Alpha-monolaurin: A powerful feed additive