swine disease

They have a swine disease crisis over at Sherman.'

However, they are subject to all swine diseases and should be vaccinated if they will be exposed to other pigs.

Such wordplay will become muted as concern rises about the possible spread to the U.S. of the real cattle, sheep and swine disease.

Listed in Table 1 are the specific types of antibiotics used in swine disease treatment, prevention and growth promotion and their importance in human medicine.

But then a swine disease struck and the dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier ordered that all the pigs in Haiti be killed.

Initially referred to as "mystery swine disease" and "mystery reproductive syndrome," it was first reported in 1987 in North America (2) and Central Europe (3).

LEAD: A new bioengineered vaccine against pseudo-rabies, a swine disease, won approval for marketing today from the Agriculture Department, the Upjohn Company said.

Unfortunately, most countries, including the United States, prohibit the import of most Spanish hams because of a history of African swine disease in Spanish herds.

The pigs used in serrano hams have been certified by American inspectors to be free of African swine disease, which could be transmitted through the hams to American livestock.

No pending legislation would give lawmakers a role in carrying out "a program which will demonstrate swine disease control practices," as required in section 4:5-106.3 of the state statutes on Agriculture and Domestic Animals.