ASF Germany: A fragile balance at the border

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Vincent ter Beek Editor of Pig Progress / Topic: Pigs around the world
A wild boar with her litter roaming in a meadow in Europe. - Photo: Jan Vullings
A wild boar with her litter roaming in a meadow in Europe. - Photo: Jan Vullings
Germany hopes that there will be no more African Swine Fever virus hotspots than the current 4. The country is therefore constructing a permanent fence to keep the virus out. With disease pressure rising in the winter months, it is a race against the clock, writes Pig Progress editor Vincent ter Beek. Just over a week ago, the whole of Germany’s pig industry held its breath. Near the city of Potsdam, to the south west of the capital Berlin, a suspect wild boar carcass was found. To be certain


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