Journal of Swine Health and Production
The Journal of the American Association of Swine Veterinarians
March and April, 2021 • Volume 29, Number 2
Table of Contents
President’s message: Finding silver linings
Jeff Harker
President-elect’s message: Progress during a pandemic
Mary Battrell
Executive Director’s message: COVID-19 parallels
Harry Snelson
Executive Editor’s message: Pivot
Terri O’Sullivan
Tonsil scrapings for porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus detection in growing pigs under field conditions
Walker HL, Bowman AS, Ferreira JB, et al
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Drinker to nursery pig ratio: Drinking behavior, aggression, and drinker location preference over 2 days
Jackson CJ, Johnson AK, Stalder KJ, et al
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Enzootic pneumonia-like lesions: ultrasound vs pathological findings under field conditions
Tosi U, De Angelis E, Gabrielli L, et al
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News from the National Pork Board
- AgView gains momentum with more adoption
- Humane Animal Handling modules available in Spanish
- Managing increased feed costs
- Russ Nugent to represent NPB on SHIC Board of Directors
- SHIC and AASV host recurring webinars
- AASV’s virtual meeting brings new — and continuing — opportunities
- Alternate Student Delegate selected for AASV Board
- AASV proceedings online
AASV Foundation news: One good thing leads to another… Leman Fellow
Advocacy in action: Sharing your experience
Sherrie Webb
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