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ORAL PRESENTATIONS in this study indicated that use of mash feed in younger animals may help to significantly reduce the shedding of Salmonella in contaminated nurseries. While the exact mechanism associated with this protection is unclear some authors suggested that the microflora of non-pelleted feed act by competitive exclusion. The coarse grinding (1100 _m) was also found important in the current study to reduce the shedding of Salmonella. Use of mash feed can thus be considered as an interesting measure that can be part of a comprehensive plan to control Salmonella in swine farms.

Pilot experiment with the aim to reduce salmonella prevalence in pork by logistic slaughter of pigs