Symptoms of Hog Cholera Explained by County Agent
Hog cholera is a virus disease of swine. It spreads by direct or indirect contact and can be introduced via water, feed, equipment, or on clothing. Early signs include listlessness, fever, loss of appetite, constipation then diarrhea. deaths can occur overnight in acute cases.
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M.M Smith
Smith
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Changes to US vegetable estimating program announced
The USDA Statistical Reporting Service updates planting intentions acreage and production reports for processing vegetables. New schedule shifts include March 15 planting intentions issued April 1, July 1 acreage as of June 15, and seasonal forecasts for each crop. Additional end of season estimates planned for carrots broccoli and cauliflower.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Statistical Reporting Service
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