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African Swine Fever is a borderless problem in the swine industry. Dr. Lowe explains the transmission, impact, and lifecycle of ASF as the U.S. swine industry faces increased risk of exposure in this episode of the Round Barn. Listen in as he answers Dr. Mitek’s questions regarding if humans can get ASF, how to eradicate the disease and at what costs to a culture.
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