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Journal of Swine Health and Production

The Journal of the American Association of Swine Veterinarians

March and April, 2025 • Volume 33, Number 2

Table of Contents

President’s message: A mighty force for good
William Hollis

President-elect’s message: Problems large and small – solutions require us all
Locke Karriker

Executive Director’s message: Planning for an H5N1 outbreak in swine
Harry Snelson

From the Editorial Office: Open call for JSHAP Special Topics: PEDV
Terri O’Sullivan

Hematological parameters of pigs in different housing systems in Slovenia
Golinar Oven I, Plut J, Hajdinjak M, et al
(PDF PDF version available)

Ergotism in an organic sow herd and the impact on lactation performance and subsequent reproductive performance
Senatra K, Gaab T, Pierdon M
(PDF PDF version available)

News from the National Pork Board: Pork Checkoff engages science to grow demand

AASV news:

  • Alternate Student Delegate selected for AASV Board
  • AASV Swine Health Speaker Bank sign up
  • Aspirin and sodium salicylate use in swine – webinar and audio recording available
  • H5N1 influenza risk to US swine – webinar recording available
  • AASV meeting proceedings available online

AASV Foundation news: Two Acosta Scholars receive meeting attendance stipends

Cover

Cover photo is courtesy of Tina Smith

(taken at University of Missouri).

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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.