ASF - WIR intervention to improve virus control in Poland

Published 2021년 10월 5일

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The Greater Poland Chamber of Agriculture recently met to discuss the current situation and strategies to combat African Swine Fever (ASF) in the region. This area is a significant contributor to Poland's domestic pork production. The Chamber has expressed concerns about the disease's impact on the sector and the reduction in family farms engaging in pig farming due to insufficient funding for anti-ASF measures. They have directed a letter to the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, outlining recommendations to enhance the efficiency of funding use to combat ASF.

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On September 28, 2021, representatives of the Greater Poland Chamber of Agriculture took part in a meeting on the current situation and the fight against ASF in Greater Poland. The meeting took place in the Herb Room of the Wielkopolska Voivodship Office. In connection with the above-mentioned During the meeting, the Wielkopolska Chamber of Agriculture sent a letter to the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development - Mr. Grzegorz Puda, containing postulates of the agricultural self-government aimed at improving the effectiveness of combating ASF. It should be remembered that Wielkopolska is the main producer of domestic pork and this sector is an important source of income for the majority of farms in our voivodeship. For years, the Wielkopolska Chamber of Agriculture has been reporting comments regarding insufficient funding to combat the virus, which directly affects this production. The sector is currently in a dramatically difficult situation, not least because of ASF. Many ...

Source: SwiatRolnika