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IPIC 209A
Integrated Pest Management in Swine Production Facilities Management of Site Insect Levels to Minimize Carcass Impact
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Seasonally, insect bites on market swine can cause skin lesions that can result in as much as $6-$15/head trim loss in packing plants in the upper Midwest. It is important to understand which insect(s) you are dealing with and seek professional help to determine the proper mitigation response. This publication offers considerations and best practices for managing insect populations near swine sites.
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