HUIZHONG NEWS

What should pig farms pay attention to when vaccinating during the autumn and winter seasons?

The autumn and winter seasons are peak periods for intestinal and respiratory diseases in pig farms. The effectiveness of disease prevention and control directly impacts the incidence rate and clinical morbidity and mortality of the herd; therefore, proper vaccination is of paramount importance. Only by establishing proactive defenses can therapeutic interventions achieve optimal results. Vaccines must be allowed to fully equilibrate with ambient temperature to prevent cold stress. During technical guidance, we frequently encounter farmers who fail to warm vaccines before administration during the fall and winter, significantly increasing the risk of cold stress. Symptoms include accelerated respiration, skin discoloration, and even collapse or vomiting. The temperature difference between refrigerated vaccines and the pigs’ body temperature is relatively small—around 3–4°C—and some pigs, due to breed characteristics or unique physiological conditions…

2020-11-30

People are all made by circumstances!

People—who isn’t tired? As long as we keep working, our bodies grow weary; as long as we love, our hearts carry sorrow. Life rarely goes exactly as we wish—even the most polished among us have their own hidden burdens, a well of unspoken bitterness. To live is to be weary! In youth, we struggle to make our way forward for the sake of study; in middle age, for family; and in old age, for health. Throughout this life, no one can truly carry us across—only we ourselves can. What could possibly be so hard to get through? The sky hasn’t fallen, the earth hasn’t caved in; no matter how many worries weigh us down, they will pass. No matter how troubled you feel today, tomorrow the sun will rise just the same. Do what needs to be done, and that’s all there is to it. Don’t even think about giving up—giving up means losing everything. When you…

2020-11-30

Staying True to Our Original Aspiration and Forging Ahead | Huizhong Bio Hosts Its 2020 Autumn Running Event

This month, Luoyang Huizhong Biotechnology Co., Ltd. held its 2020 autumn running race at Luopu Park, with a total of 79 employees from the company’s sales team taking part. Before the race, Zhang Zhen, Chairperson of the Supervisory Board and Manager of the Internal Control Department at Placor Biotechnology, delivered an encouraging address, urging everyone to prioritize regular exercise and bring their health and energy to their future work. Zhao Xiaodong, Executive General Manager of Huizhong Biotechnology, emphasized safety precautions during the event, expressing hope that this activity would boost morale and inspire employees to strive for the company’s continued growth. At the referee’s signal, participants surged forward like leaping hares, leaving the starting line in a flurry.

2020-11-30

The international avian influenza outbreak is spreading! Starting on the 25th, Japan will cull more than 90,000 birds.

Japan and China have just agreed to resume business travel this month, which had been suspended due to the pandemic; however, in Munakata City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan, reports have emerged of successive chicken deaths at a poultry farm, with H5‑type avian influenza virus detected. At 5:00 a.m. today (November 25), the Fukuoka Prefectural Government convened an emergency response headquarters meeting and decided to immediately begin culling the 93,500 chickens raised at the farm, aiming to complete the operation within three days. In addition to ordering the culling of more than 90,000 birds, the prefectural government has also imposed restrictions: chickens and eggs within a 3‑kilometer radius of the farm are prohibited from being transported elsewhere, while those within a 10‑kilometer radius are barred from being shipped out. NHK previously…

2020-11-30

How to determine, through clinical trials, whether the rotavirus vaccine is needed.

Every pig farm recognizes the importance of preventing porcine circovirus, but when exactly should preventive measures be taken, and how can we determine—through clinical observation and production data—whether to vaccinate against PCV? Meanwhile, most producers know very little about Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae. The damage caused by these two immunosuppressive diseases has never ceased and remains unresolved to this day. Below are the scenarios most farmers encounter when attempting to differentiate between porcine circovirus and mycoplasmosis: Should we interpret test results using PCR or ELISA techniques and then return to clinical practice? Pig farm owner: “I’m a small-scale operator—how could a family‑run operation afford such resources?” Or should we rely on postmortem pathological findings to distinguish between mycoplasmosis and porcine circovirus? Pig farm owner: “I’m not a veterinary expert.”

2020-10-29

There’s a kind of effort called “relying on yourself!”

1. On the road ahead, don’t fear countless obstacles—only your own surrender. On life’s journey, don’t dread fierce winds and towering waves—only your lack of courage! If there’s a path, boldly take it; if there’s a dream, dare to soar. Boldness should be our guiding principle. Dreams will remain mere daydreams unless we turn them into action. Remember: the direction against the wind is precisely where flight feels most natural—and where true striving lies. Good morning! 2. When you’ve resolved to follow a certain path, don’t look back or linger. No matter how beautiful the scenery, don’t get distracted. Be clear about your purpose, and know exactly what it is that you pursue with unshakable resolve—and where it lies. Remind yourself of this often. 3. If no one brings you breakfast, make it yourself.

2020-10-29