The antibiotic use in the food producing animals is of a growing concern for consumers, human health care, politicians and retail. Also the food producing sector itself is looking for (economical) alternatives for these treatments. One of the tools of reducing antibiotics are vaccinations. Production data of a 500 sow farm with 1900 fattening places was retrospectively reviewed for the period January 2009 till December 2010. The fattening unit had a history of diarrhea (Salmonella and Brachyspira negative, Lawsonia positive). Other clinical signs included an increased number of runts, pigs growing apart, and a high mortality (including euthanasia)
The present paper descibes an advisory tool, Farm Facts, developed to assist veterinarians to reduce...
In this study the objective was to determine whether use of vaccination against Actinobacillus pleur...
Use of antibiotics for companion animals and livestock in the Netherlands has reduced by more than 6...
The present study evaluated, whether vaccination against both PCV2 and Lawsonia intracellularis in t...
Porcine Circovirus Disease (PCVD) was first described in the UK in 1997\u27. Since 1999 it has been ...
Reduction in antibiotic usage did not lead to a weaker competitive position of Dutch farmers. The re...
Porcine Enteropathy also known as ileitis in pigs, caused by Lawsonia intracellularis, is regarded a...
Increasingly, the varied usage of antibiotics in food producing animals has come under greater regul...
<p>Due to increasing public health concerns that food animals could be reservoirs for antibiotic res...
In 2010, the “yellow card scheme” adopted by the Danish Veterinary and Food Administration imposed r...
The Dutch government and various stakeholders in the industry set a joint target to reduce prophylac...
In 2009, the Dutch government provided policy objectives (i.e., targets) for a reduction in veterina...
OBJECTIVE The aim of this study was to analyze antimicrobial usage (AMU) in fattening pig farms t...
Antimicrobial usage (AMU) has been described to be high in pig production. Although farmers are awar...
Antimicrobial agents are being used in modern swine production worldwide, generating concern in rega...
The present paper descibes an advisory tool, Farm Facts, developed to assist veterinarians to reduce...
In this study the objective was to determine whether use of vaccination against Actinobacillus pleur...
Use of antibiotics for companion animals and livestock in the Netherlands has reduced by more than 6...
The present study evaluated, whether vaccination against both PCV2 and Lawsonia intracellularis in t...
Porcine Circovirus Disease (PCVD) was first described in the UK in 1997\u27. Since 1999 it has been ...
Reduction in antibiotic usage did not lead to a weaker competitive position of Dutch farmers. The re...
Porcine Enteropathy also known as ileitis in pigs, caused by Lawsonia intracellularis, is regarded a...
Increasingly, the varied usage of antibiotics in food producing animals has come under greater regul...
<p>Due to increasing public health concerns that food animals could be reservoirs for antibiotic res...
In 2010, the “yellow card scheme” adopted by the Danish Veterinary and Food Administration imposed r...
The Dutch government and various stakeholders in the industry set a joint target to reduce prophylac...
In 2009, the Dutch government provided policy objectives (i.e., targets) for a reduction in veterina...
OBJECTIVE The aim of this study was to analyze antimicrobial usage (AMU) in fattening pig farms t...
Antimicrobial usage (AMU) has been described to be high in pig production. Although farmers are awar...
Antimicrobial agents are being used in modern swine production worldwide, generating concern in rega...
The present paper descibes an advisory tool, Farm Facts, developed to assist veterinarians to reduce...
In this study the objective was to determine whether use of vaccination against Actinobacillus pleur...
Use of antibiotics for companion animals and livestock in the Netherlands has reduced by more than 6...