Why the study?
African swine fever is challenging to control in wild boar, with risk factors harder to identify than in domestic pigs, hindering control and eradication efforts.
Population
Experts of different background and countries in Europe
Comparison
Questionnaire for domestic pigs vs questionnaire for wild boar
Design
Online survey
Authors
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Emphasizes Romania-specific ASF surveillance in domestic pigs; leaves open wild boar risk factor identification for EU control.
Wild boar movements and movement of pork products for personal consumption are perceived by experts as the highest risk factors for African Swine Fever introduction and spread in Europe.
Torre et al. (2022) studied this question.
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