Recommendations for the prevention and control of african swine fever in at-risk countries I
ASF spreads mainly through the movement of infected pork and other animal products, as well as live animals, which includes wild boar.
African Swine Fever
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USEFUL INFORMATION
University of Minnesota - ASF diagnostics - Jerry Torrison and Stephanie Rossow
Travel responsibly to avoid carrying ASF virus
Preparing for ASF / Risk Analysis - Topic 1: Foundations (IICA)
ASF in wild boar: ecology and biosecurity
FAO - Carcass management for small- and medium-scale livestock farms
FAO - ASF in wild boar ecology and biosecurity
Pictures, clinical signs and pathological findings. EU Reference Laboratory for ASF
ASF, a threat to the US Pork Industry (National Pork Board)
Laboratory protocols and algorithms for ASF virus
Outbreak Costing Tool (OutCosT)