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1. BUILDING Biosecurity Boundaries.

Author

Vansickle, Joe

Subjects
*SWINE disease prevention, *SWINE diseases, *PORK industry, *VETERINARY therapeutics
Abstract

The article reports that the Pipestone, Minnesota Veterinary Clinic has designed its biosecurity programs around keeping out one disease, such as porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome (PRRS) in the U.S. Joel Nerem, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM), was brought in to help upgrade the health management services that the southwest Minnesota clinic provides for the 120,000-sow Pipestone System.

Published
2007

2. Blocking PRRS Virus.

Author

Vansickle, Joe

Subjects
*FILTERS & filtration, *SWINE disease prevention, *PORCINE reproductive & respiratory syndrome, *PILOT projects, *PORK industry
Abstract

The article offers information on a research trial on testing the effectiveness of air filtration in preventing the entry of blocking porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome (PRRS) virus from a swine production region. It informs that a pilot study was conducted at the University of Minnesota, Minnesota and will be applied for rapid commercial swine production.

Published
2012

3. Keeping PRRS Out of Sow Herds.

Author

Vansickle, Joe

Subjects
PORCINE reproductive & respiratory syndrome, SWINE disease prevention, VETERINARY hospitals, DISEASE eradication, SOWS
Abstract

The article discusses the Pipestone System, a protocol aimed at eliminating porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome (PRRS) in sows, developed by Pipestone Veterinary Clinic (PVC), Minnesota. The author focuses on the elimination principles, testing protocols for release into the herd, and additional monthly testing.

Published
2013

4. Immunization Impact On PRRS Cleanup Strategies.

Subjects
SWINE disease prevention, PORCINE reproductive & respiratory syndrome, VACCINATION, HERDING, ANIMAL breeding
Abstract

The article discusses a study by researchers from the University of Minnesota that evaluated the impact of immunization in herd closure strategies on eliminating porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome (PRRS) virus from breeding herds. It mentions that whole herd exposure or load,close, homogenize (LCH) as the most common herd closure strategy. The article also informs that modified-live-virus (MLV) vaccine and live virus inoculation (LVI) were evaluated for LCH program effectiveness.

Published
2012

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