Journal of Swine Health and Production
The Journal of the American Association of Swine Veterinarians
November and December, 2022 • Volume 30, Number 6
Table of Contents
President’s message: 2022: The year in review
Mike Senn
Executive Director’s message: To compound or not
Harry Snelson
From the Editorial Office: Introducing JSHAP’s newest team member
Emily Hanna
HMH sked rescue system, revised deer sled, and ice fishing sled as humane on-farm handling tools to move nonambulatory grow-finish pigs on a commercial farm
Akin EE, Johnson AK, Jass CD, et al
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Maximizing value and minimizing waste in clinical trial research in swine: Selecting interventions to build an evidence base
Sargeant JM, O’Connor AM, O’Sullivan TL, et al
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Evaluation of biosecurity measures on a swine operation using Glo Germ powder as a visible learning aid
Harrison OL, Dahmer PL, Gebhardt JT, et al
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News from the National Pork Board
- Food animal producers, vets visit CDC to discuss multiple issues
- FAD simulation exercises help states prepare for a potential outbreak
- Safe pig care and handling resources available
- AASV awards nominations due December 15
- USDA-NIFA grant supports AASV’s participant-led, early-career swine veterinarian development program
- Researchers invited to submit proposals for funding in 2023
- Veterinary students: Apply for $5000 scholarship by December 31
- Hogg Scholarship available to practitioners seeking MS or PhD
- Foursome of individuals sweeps the team competition
- One more thing to BE
Advocacy in action: AASV and AABP address the use of ponazuril, diclazuril, and toltrazuril in swine and cattle in the United States
American Association of Swine Veterinarians Pharmaceutical Issues Committee and
American Association of Bovine Practitioners Committee on Pharmaceutical and Biologic Issues
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Disclaimer
Scientific manuscripts published in the Journal of Swine Health and Production are peer reviewed. However, information on medications, feed, and management techniques may be specific to the research or commercial situation presented in the manuscript. It is the responsibility of the reader to use information responsibly and in accordance with the rules and regulations governing research or the practice of veterinary medicine in their country or region.