MANHATTAN, Kan. — Kansas State University researchers have 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 ASF
Work at Kansas State University to detect the presence of African swine fever on equipment and surfaces where animal feed is transported should lead to another layer of biosecurity for the swine industry.
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