Kansas State University researchers recently published the findings of a study that looks at a seemingly simple way to add another layer of protection for the U.S. swine industry against a crippling viral disease.
Researchers develop tests to detect African Swine Fever on surfaces
A microscopic view of African swine fever, which is highlighted in green, as its infects other cells.
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