The new PRRS variant Rosalía is highly pathogenic and leads to higher amounts of mortality and fertility issues in sows, stillborn piglets and mortality in piglets as well as finisher pigs. Photos: Ronald Hissink
For 2 years already, a new variety of Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome (PRRS) has been going around in Spain. It causes more problems than earlier strains of PRRS did. And the end of the “Rosalía” strain is not close yet. For over 30 years, the pig industry has been facing the challenges of PRRS. The virus is known for having various types and varieties, as mutations and recombinations continue to occur. Different variants are stronger or weaker or lead to fewer or more clin
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