USDA FAQ's and resources about coronavirus (COVID-19). LEARN MORE
• pseudorabies*
• swine brucellosis*
• classical swine fever*
• African swine fever
• bovine tuberculosis
• influenza
• PRRS
• anthrax
• tularemia
• West Nile virus
• E. coli
• salmonella
• trichinosis
• streptococcus
• ticks, fleas, lice
• internal parasites
*Since 2006, NWDP has implemented disease monitoring programs for swine brucellosis, pseudorabies and classical swine fever across the nation.
In accordance with the Act of 1931; the Rural Development, Agriculture & Related Agencies Appropriations Act of 1988; and Homeland Security Presidential Directives 8 & 9; NWDP is committed to protecting domestic animals, wildlife and humans from a major zoonotic disease outbreak through an effective surveillance program.
• Federal Agencies
• State Wildlife Agencies
• Domestic Swine Industry
• Laboratories
• Universities
• Wildlife/Animal Health Organizations
*Surveillance manuals available upon request