Points to note when transporting imported breeding pigs and feeding them en route

Transport of breeding pigs and feeding them en route. Note that the transport vehicle for breeding pigs must be carefully disinfected, bedding must be spread in the carriage, and the vehicle must stop every two hours for one feeding during transport. After the breeding pigs arrive at the farm, the newly introduced breeding pigs must be disinfected promptly and thoroughly, and grouped by size and by sex for rearing. They must be reared in isolation for 30 to 45 days, and only after it is confirmed that there is no disease may they be reared together with the herd; this not only avoids cross-infection of diseases but also makes observation easier. Preventive vaccination work after the breeding pigs arrive at the farm must be done well.