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Early Signs of PED Often Subtle
Dr. Julia Keenliside -
Alberta Agriculture and Forestry
[ Friday 15 Mar, 2019]
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Cleanup of PED Infected Sites in Alberta Moving Forward
Dr. Julia Keenliside -
Alberta Agriculture and Forestry
[ Wednesday 27 Feb, 2019]
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Despite Second Case PED Remains Contained in Alberta
Dr. Julia Keenliside -
Alberta Agriculture and Forestry
[ Tuesday 26 Feb, 2019]
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Alberta PED Outbreak Limited to One Farm
Dr. Julia Keenliside -
Alberta Agriculture and Forestry
[ Wednesday 30 Jan, 2019]
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Alberta PED Outbreak Remains Contained to One
Dr. Julia Keenliside -
Alberta Agriculture and Forestry
[ Wednesday 16 Jan, 2019]
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Canadian Pork Producers with Direct U.S. Truck Contact Advised to Watch for Seneca Valley Virus
Dr. Julia Keenliside -
Alberta Agriculture and Forestry
[ Tuesday 19 Dec, 2017]
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Alberta, Saskatchewan, B.C. Remain Free of PED
Dr. Julia Keenliside -
Alberta Agriculture and Forestry
[ Tuesday 10 Oct, 2017]
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USDA PED Investigation Offers Food for Thought for Canadian Biosecurity
Dr. Julia Keenliside -
Alberta Agriculture and Forestry
[ Thursday 15 Oct, 2015]
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Manitoba Port of Entry Poses Highest Risk For PED Entering Western Canada
Dr. Julia Keenliside -
Alberta Agriculture and Forestry
[ Tuesday 13 Oct, 2015]
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