US EditionAlarming Surge in African Swine Fever Threatens Spain’s Livestock Industry
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Unfortunately, the deadly animal disease threatening pigs continues to spread in Baranya. Another confirmed case of African swine fever (ASF) has recently been added to the Nébih interactive ASP map: the presence of the virus was detected in a wild boar shot during the Matty period. This is the fourth confirmed case in the county.
The President of the Spanish Agricultural Union takes account of the fear in which the producers of pigs live: “All wild and kinegetical animals must be eliminated. It costs what they spend.”
Alarming Surge in African Swine Fever Threatens Spain’s Livestock Industry
Spain is witnessing a concerning surge in African Swine Fever (ASF) cases, posing new challenges for the country’s pork industry. Authorities report an increasing number of outbreaks across several regions, raising alarms about the potential impact on pig farming and meat exports. As one of Europe’s largest pork producers, Spain’s efforts to contain the disease [...]
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