A University of Minnesota Department of Veterinary Population Medicine study shows that farms with commercial air filtration systems experience a significantly lower risk of PRRS outbreaks compared to unfiltered operations. The study results provide evidence not only for pigs and PRRS risks but support the investment sophisticated air filtration requires.
Source: PORK, April 30, 2026. Link.
Cleaner air isn’t just about porcine health, it’s about the people in the barns. Productivity improves when things are cleaner.”
Commentary
Studies like this need to be considered for all animal housing environments. Swine research consistently provides perspectives and context for improving animal welfare, biosecurity and health for animals in confinement such as kennels, shelters, stables, covered feedlots and dairy buildings.
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