Stories from the field

Selective culling, also known as the “tooth extraction approach”, is a strategy for controlling African swine fever (ASF) by removing only sick and suspect animals instead of the entire herd in Vietnam. This method prioritizes preserving healthy animals, particularly valuable breeding pigs.

Cambodian Farmer shares his success story in preventing ASF contamination between barns.

Klaus Depner shares the curious story of a backyard family farm that was able to keep ASF away by following 3 simple rules