Getting to grips with African swine fever: Building the evidence to control the spread of the pig sector’s most damaging disease

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Pye-Smith, C., Okoth, E., Steinaa, L. and Lacasta, A. 2021. Getting to grips with African swine fever: Building the evidence to control the spread of the pig sector’s most damaging disease. Innovation Brief. Nairobi, Kenya: ILRI.

Authors

  • Pye-Smith, Charlie
  • Okoth, Edward A.
  • Steinaa, Lucilla
  • Lacasta, Anna

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