Swine specialist studying spread of PED in pig 1xbet online sports betting
Thursday, April 3, 2014
MANHATTAN — The number of pigs and hogs in the United States is the lowest it's been in seven years, according to a new report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
One of the main reasons for the decrease is a 1xbet online sports betting that's been killing almost 100 percent of the baby pigs it infects. It's called porcine epidemic diarrhea 1xbet online sports betting , or PED, and it entered the United States for the first time in May 2013.
Kansas State 1xbet online sports betting swine specialist Steve Dritz says the 1xbet online sports betting has now spread to Canada. He and fellow researchers at the university are studying ways the 1xbet online sports betting is spreading. Dritz says the feed the baby pigs are eating may be contributing to the spread of the disease.
"There is evidence that the 1xbet online sports betting was active in an ingredient in the feed," Dritz said. "Although that ingredient was in the feed, there is no evidence that the feed itself was infective."
Researchers know the main way the 1xbet online sports betting is spread is through the pig's fecal matter. The amount of 1xbet online sports betting spread through the pig's food has yet to be determined. Dritz says this 1xbet online sports betting poses a particular challenge since it is so new to the United States.
"It's a really, really difficult thing because from a diagnostic standpoint, the procedures and protocols and things to detect the 1xbet online sports betting are very new," Dritz said.
The research team is currently applying for funding to advance their research on the 1xbet online sports betting .
