African swine fever (ASF) is a contagious virus that kills pigs. People can’t get sick from it, but they can spread it. If ASF spreads, it could impact how much pork can be made and how much it costs. With the help of young farmers and pig owners, we can protect our pigs and prevent the spread of ASF.
Learn what signs to look for.
Fever
Decreased appetite and weakness
Red blotchy skin or skin lesions
Diarrhea and vomiting
Coughing and difficulty breathing
Abortions and sudden death