Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Pharmaceuticals Korea Co, Ltd (CEO Seo Seung-won) successfully held a Mycoplasma (M.hyo) speaking concert at the Korean Swine Clinical Veterinarians Conference held at Buyeo Lotte Resort on the 8th.
The main theme of M.hyo’s speaking concert, in which more than 60 domestic clinical veterinarians participated, is “We love healthy pigs,” which is Mycoplasma Korea Advisory Committee (KMAP) △ Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Medicine (Korea). Dr. Oh Yoo-sik, △ Director of Pigs and Health Kim Seong-il, △ Manager of Pigs Director of Animal Hospital Jeon Soo-dong, △ Animal Farming Hospitals Pig Farming Cooperative △ Dodram Kim Jung-hee, and △ Urison F&G veterinarian Kang Seong-joong spoke as speakers, and the swine epidemic pneumonia spread to farms. He shared the impact and disease control guidelines to prevent it.
The event started with a welcome speech by Moon Doo-hwan, general manager of the pig farming division of Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Pharmaceuticals Korea. Director Moon said, “Compared to other respiratory diseases, pandemic pneumonia, which does not directly affect mortality, is usually overlooked, but has a huge impact on farm production performance, such as reduce ADG and FCR, and it opens the door to other respiratory. diseases that cause deaths. He said, “I wanted to provide a good opportunity to remind the importance of preventing epidemic pneumonia once again through this event with clinical veterinarians from all over the country,” revealing the purpose of the speaking concert.
The speaking concert was led by Dr. Oh Yoo-sik of Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Medicine Korea, who leads KMAP. Regarding the purpose of KMAP, Dr. explained. and introducing the latest disease control techniques.” added up
The first start of the talk concert was stopped by Kim Seong-il, the director of Pig and Health. Director Kim mentioned a case of conversion from negative to positive for epidemic pneumonia, and in this case, the death rate increased about 2.3 times, causing an economic loss of 60 million won per month, explaining the risk of pneumonia infection epidemic in pigs. farms
Subsequently, Su-dong Jeon, director of the Pig Hospital of the Animal Hospital Manager, presented the newly published criteria for the evaluation of pigs with epidemic pneumonia published by KMAP. The evaluation criteria were classified into three types (negative, controlled positive, uncontrolled positive) to define the pig group.
Director Jeon suggested that if positive breeding is confirmed, focus on the non-breeding section in the case of controlled breeding, and control the non-breeding section after controlling the candidate and pig group rearing in the case of uncontrolled breeding.
Along with this, Kim Jeong-hee, head of the veterinary team at Dodram Pig Farming Cooperative Animal Hospital, emphasized the importance of taming against epidemic pneumonia, mentioning that candidate pigs are the starting point of the disease prevention chain. Team leader Kim presented a realistic strategy for purifying candidate strains for pandemic pneumonia that fits the domestic farm situation. Team Leader Kim explained, “Regardless of whether the candidate pig is infected or not, the vaccine is given twice every 3-4 weeks, and microlide antibiotics are recommended before moving into the farrowing house and before moving into the pig house.” In a controlled positive case, it is recommended to submit negative candidate money.”
Kang Seong-joong, a veterinarian at Woorison FNG, presented guidelines for controlling epidemic pneumonia by dividing them into vaccines and antibiotics. In the case of vaccination, it is recommended that sows should not be vaccinated or vaccinated twice a year in the control pig group, and that piglets are vaccinated at 3-4 weeks of age Vaccination at 1-4 weeks of age is recommended on for piglets.
In case of antibiotic treatment, sows were treated before parturition, and injections were recommended rather than supplementing feed.
Finally, Manager Park Sook-hyeon, Chief Minister of the pig farming division of Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health Korea Co., Ltd., said, “Pneumonia pneumonia is a primary disease that worsens other respiratory diseases, and when it is infected, it has a major impact on reducing farm productivity. In particular, rearing pigs, which can be seen as the beginning of the infection chain, are of utmost importance. Compared to the long-term excretion of germs, on our farms where the healing period is short compared to the characteristic of long-term excretion of germs, in fact, the production of immunity by vaccine is the most realistic and easiest.” In addition, the speaking concert ended by saying, “Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Pharmaceuticals Korea will continue to do its best to take the lead in solving disease problems among domestic livestock farmers.”
Some of the content of this event will be rebroadcast via Don Planner TV in the future.
