Biosecurity procedures that are implemented on-farm can be different in how they are performed but the principles remain the same. Success depends on ensuring biosecurity protocols are understood by everyone involved in the process. To be successful, multiple layers of protection should exist between the pigs and the outside. For sure, the best protocols don’t mean much without good execution every day.
Source: National Hog Farmer, February 20, 2024. Link. Even small, low-investment improvements in the right areas can have a big impact on bottom lines and pig health.
Now is the time to take a deep dive into biosecurity on swine farms to protect the health, performance of sows and growing pigs . . . and profits.”
INSIGHTS: The practices of biosecurity continue to expand. Veterinary teams and industry persons working with swine producers and upline companies need to continue the push for education and routine practices training as swine worker jobs rotate and new workers are hired.