Swine Health Recommendations: Exhibitors of All Pigs Going to Exhibits or Sales

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August 11, 2016 - Courtesy of National Pork Board

Remember to use good biosecurity practices when caring for animals. With the animals being commingled at an exhibition, show or sale, spreading disease is a risk. The recommendations listed in this document apply to all swine at an exhibit or sale that are physically on the premise. Having a plan in place to identify and handle sick animals properly will help reduce the chance of disease spread.

**Courtesy of National Pork Board**

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