all-in–all-out housing
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all-in–all-out housing
A strategy directed at the control of infectious disease, especially enzootic pneumonia of pigs and viral pneumonia of calves. The barn is emptied of all animals on a particular day, the accommodation is cleaned and disinfected and then refilled, all on the one day.
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