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Senecavirus A cases outbreak in packing plants

2016-08-01 17:50:00| National Hog Farmer

By Chris Rademacher, Jordan Kraft, Daniel Linhares, Pablo Pineyro and Rodger Main, Iowa State University From July 8-17 there have been 12 cases of vesicular disease that have been discovered at two slaughter plants in Iowa. All cases have tested negative for FMD and the other swine vesicular diseases, but 75% of them have tested positive for Senecavirus A. read more

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