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African Swine Fever Devastates Pig Farmers in Damongo

The outbreak of African Swine Fever (ASF) in Damongo, the capital of Ghana’s Savannah Region, has caused widespread devastation among local pig farmers. Hundreds of pigs have died as the disease spreads across several communities, including Canteen, Attributu, Boroto, and Sori Number One.Farmers are struggling with heavy losses and have resorted to burying sick pigs and disposing of dead ones to contain the outbreak. This situation is particularly hard for farmers still recovering from a previous ASF outbreak in 2023. Local farmer Amatus Azuri shared that he lost about 30 grown pigs and 40 piglets last year, and his four newly purchased pigs have now also succumbed to the disease.Agnes Beyuo, another farmer, expressed frustration and mentioned that she might take a break from pig farming for up to five years if the disease continues to return.The West Gonja Municipal […]

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