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Ultraviolet light could control Porcine Respiratory and Reproductive Syndrome (PRRS)
Via chathamthisweek.com Postmedia News reports Ultraviolet light shows promise in trials to determine whether it could control Porcine Respiratory and Reproductive Syndrome (PRSS) in hog barns, report two researchers funded by the National Pork Council. They already knew that ultraviolet light can be used to reduce hog barn odours by killing bacteria floating in the air. They reasoned that it might also control the virus when it’s floating on droplets. Those virus-laden droplets can hang around for a long time and even travel more than a mile from farm to farm. The three forms of ultraviolet light analyzed in…
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