Journal of Swine Health and Production
The Journal of the American Association of Swine Veterinarians
September and October, 2023 • Volume 31, Number 5
Table of Contents
President’s message: Disease elimination
William L. Hollis
Executive Director’s message: How many Certified Swine Sample Collectors have you trained?
Harry Snelson
From the Editorial Office: Emily’s role as proofreader
Emily Hanna
Nutritional strategies to reduce the impact of Escherichia coli in newly weaned pigs
Wensley MR, Tokach MD, Woodworth JC, et al
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Strategies to minimize fallback pigs in the nursery
Wensley MR, Tokach MD, Woodworth JC, et al
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Biological sample collection and handling methods for fat-soluble vitamin and trace mineral analysis
Elefson S, Radke S, Greiner L
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- Students: Apply by September 13 for AASV presentation and scholarship opportunity
- Who is leading AASV into the future? Nominate them for an award!
- Industrial Partners submissions due September 29
- Interested in becoming board certified in animal welfare? The AASV Foundation can help!
- New AASVF-Zoetis Foundation Student Debt Relief Grants
- Student poster presentation awards increase
- Students: Swine externships, grant funds available
Advocacy in action: Psst, are your vulnerabilities showing?
Sherrie Webb
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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.