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Senecavirus strain change has industry watching closely

2015-12-01 00:44:00| National Hog Farmer

By Chris Rademacher, Pablo Pineyro, Daniel Linhares, Jordan Kraft and Rodger Main, Iowa State University SVA is not a new virus, but certainly something has changed as we are beginning to see many more cases associated with it than what has been seen historically. In fact, it has been shown that currently circulating strains are significantly different than historical isolates. read more

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