Last Modified: April 10, 2024
Help us spread the word to save the herd. These helpful resources on African swine fever are available to everyone with an interest in protecting our pigs. Please share the content with your networks and on your social and other channels.
Activity Book
Print out, puzzle through, and pass around this fun activity book to learn more about African Swine Fever and help defend U.S. pigs. Ideal for ages 8 and up.
- ASF Activity Book (PDF) (8.88 MB)
Protect Our Pigs Badge
Spread the word about the Protect Our Pigs campaign by displaying, posting, and sharing this eye-catching campaign badge, available in multiple formats.
Prevention and Biosecurity
Hand out, post, or share our one- and two-page key prevention steps and biosecurity guides so everyone on the farm understands how to keep this virus off your property and away from pigs.
- Pork Producers: 7 Ways to Protect Pigs from African Swine Fever (En español)
- Veterinarians: 7 Ways to Protect Pigs from African Swine Fever (En español)
- Small Farms & Pet Pig Owners: 7 Ways to Protect Pigs from African Swine Fever (En español)
- Pork Producers: Step Up Your Biosecurity—Stay Vigilant With These Precautions (En español)
- Veterinarians: Biosecurity Basics—Spread the Word to Stop the Spread of African Swine Fever (En español)
Audio and Video
Listen to, watch, and share our radio ads and videos on how protecting our pigs is a matter of livelihood and death.
Posters
Download our posters and hang them around your farm, facility, or worksite so that everyone on your team knows how to stay vigilant and stay safe against African swine fever.
Partner Toolkits
Show your members all the different ways they can engage and stand together to protect our pigs, livelihoods, and industry from this potentially devastating foreign animal disease.
Articles and Blogs
Read and share expert insights on the history of African swine fever, steps to protect your swine from the deadly disease, how to spot signs of the virus, and more.
Report Any Signs
Immediately report animals with any signs to State or Federal animal health officials or call USDA for appropriate testing and investigation.
Call USDA at 1-866-536-7593
