SAS Participates in Seminar on Emerging Diseases, FMD Serotype SAT-1, and Wastewater Treatment Management in Pig Farms
Last updated: 30 Sept 2026
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SAS Participates in Seminar on “Emerging Diseases, Foot-and-Mouth Disease Serotype SAT-1, and Wastewater Treatment Management in Pig Farms”
SAS participated in the seminar “Emerging Diseases, Foot-and-Mouth Disease Serotype SAT-1, and Wastewater Treatment Management in Pig Farms” on Saturday, September 26, 2026, at the Sawasdee Room, 2nd Floor, Building 3, River Hotel, Nakhon Pathom Province.
The seminar provided an opportunity for farmers, farm operators, veterinarians, and stakeholders in the livestock industry, including the dairy cattle, beef cattle, and swine sectors, to gain knowledge, exchange perspectives, and stay informed about the current Foot-and-Mouth Disease situation. The event also covered approaches to wastewater treatment management in pig farms.
FMD and Serotype SAT-1
Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) is a highly contagious disease that affects various cloven-hoofed animals. Monitoring the disease situation, strengthening surveillance, and maintaining preparedness are therefore important elements of animal health management and reducing the risk of disease transmission.
Key Topics Covered at the Seminar
Understanding SAT-1
Participants gained a better understanding of Foot-and-Mouth Disease serotype SAT-1 and related issues affecting the livestock sector.
Government Preparedness for SAT-1
Relevant authorities presented approaches and measures for preparing for and responding to potential disease situations involving SAT-1.
Farm Situation and Preparedness
Participants exchanged information on the current situation, disease surveillance practices, and preparedness measures for livestock farm operators.
Wastewater Treatment Management
The seminar provided knowledge on effective wastewater treatment management and environmental considerations related to pig farming operations.
Knowledge and Experience Sharing
The event created an opportunity for experts, relevant authorities, farm operators, and livestock professionals from the dairy cattle, beef cattle, and swine sectors to exchange knowledge, perspectives, and practical experience.
SAS places great importance on continuously staying informed about developments, knowledge, and emerging situations within the livestock industry. By exchanging perspectives with experts and industry professionals, SAS aims to apply the knowledge gained to further develop products and appropriate management solutions that effectively address the needs of the livestock sector.
SAS participated in the seminar “Emerging Diseases, Foot-and-Mouth Disease Serotype SAT-1, and Wastewater Treatment Management in Pig Farms” on Saturday, September 26, 2026, at the Sawasdee Room, 2nd Floor, Building 3, River Hotel, Nakhon Pathom Province.
The seminar provided an opportunity for farmers, farm operators, veterinarians, and stakeholders in the livestock industry, including the dairy cattle, beef cattle, and swine sectors, to gain knowledge, exchange perspectives, and stay informed about the current Foot-and-Mouth Disease situation. The event also covered approaches to wastewater treatment management in pig farms.
FMD and Serotype SAT-1
Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) is a highly contagious disease that affects various cloven-hoofed animals. Monitoring the disease situation, strengthening surveillance, and maintaining preparedness are therefore important elements of animal health management and reducing the risk of disease transmission.
Key Topics Covered at the Seminar
Understanding SAT-1
Participants gained a better understanding of Foot-and-Mouth Disease serotype SAT-1 and related issues affecting the livestock sector.
Government Preparedness for SAT-1
Relevant authorities presented approaches and measures for preparing for and responding to potential disease situations involving SAT-1.
Farm Situation and Preparedness
Participants exchanged information on the current situation, disease surveillance practices, and preparedness measures for livestock farm operators.
Wastewater Treatment Management
The seminar provided knowledge on effective wastewater treatment management and environmental considerations related to pig farming operations.
Knowledge and Experience Sharing
The event created an opportunity for experts, relevant authorities, farm operators, and livestock professionals from the dairy cattle, beef cattle, and swine sectors to exchange knowledge, perspectives, and practical experience.
SAS places great importance on continuously staying informed about developments, knowledge, and emerging situations within the livestock industry. By exchanging perspectives with experts and industry professionals, SAS aims to apply the knowledge gained to further develop products and appropriate management solutions that effectively address the needs of the livestock sector.
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