France's Ministry is allocating two million euros to bolster biosecurity measures in livestock farming against African swine fever (ASF). The initiative, starting from January 2025, will primarily target small farms that have not yet conducted biosecurity audits. Any farm that sold less than a thousand pigs in 2023 and wild boar farms will be eligible for this funding. The plan includes organizing audits, training auditors, and mobilizing veterinarians to provide guidance on biosecurity best practices. This move is crucial for maintaining France's ASF-free status, given the disease's presence in numerous other countries.