Liz Wagstrom

Dominican Republic Confirmed Positive for African Swine Fever
Dominican Republic Confirmed Positive for African Swine Fever
Dominican Republic Confirmed Positive for African Swine Fever
The USDA announced this week that the Dominican Republic has confirmed cases of African swine fever. The cases were confirmed as part of a cooperative surveillance program between the United States and the Dominican Republic. The United States remains free of ASF, an animal disease affecting only pigs with no human health implications, and imports no pork, animal feed or other pork-related product
For Livestock Producers, Vaccine Bank A Priority In 2023 Farm Bill
For Livestock Producers, Vaccine Bank A Priority In 2023 Farm Bill
For Livestock Producers, Vaccine Bank A Priority In 2023 Farm Bill
The livestock industry benefited from the 2018 Farm Bill, primarily with the development of a Food and Mouth Disease vaccine bank, as well as the establishment of the needed funding. Now as lawmakers look to start the crafting process of the 2023 Farm Bill, Allison Rivera of the National Cattlemen's Beef Association, says the vaccine bank will remain a priority for cattle, pork, and lamb producer