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- 10de Mestlucht Filter Kast geleverd
- Vogelgriepvirus, afgaan op gezond boerenverstand
- Clarcor 2-filtergrids being mounted in front of the air inlet to the attic
- All Clarcor 2-filtergrids in place
- Placement of Clarcor Slimbox Log 6 MERV 16 Pathogen Barrier
- All Clarcor Filters in place with PUR AG Xtreme Plus pre filter protecting the Pathogen Barrier
- Feed bin providing feed for Clarcor filtered broiler breeder barn
- Inside Clarcor filtered broiler breeder house
- Exhaust Clarcor filtered broiler breeder house
- Filtered gilt transportation trucks from Berdex from Wanroy The Netherlands
- Topigs Norsvin gilt transportation truck for Germany from Berdex
- Topigs Norsvin gilt transportation truck for Germany from Berdex
- Detail of front of truck with Clarcor filters in the picture
- Detail of front of truck with Clarcor filters in the picture
- Detail of front of truck with panel in which filters have been build in.
- Filtered gilt transportation truck of Topigs Norsvin of W.Sleegers build by Berdex
- Filtered gilt transportation truck of Topigs Norsvin of W.Sleegers build by Berdex
- Detail of Clarcor filters in the front of this Topigs Norsvin truck by Berdex
- Detail of Clarcor filters in the front of this Topigs Norsvin truck by Berdex
- Filtered GGP and GP farm Vevar Asten
- Front view of SPF GGP/GP farm of Vevar in Asten/The Netherlands.
- Air flow principle gilt developer barn with corridors and ceiling on positive pressure.
- Outside view of filterbank on gilt developer barn, tube of static pressure sensor on the right hand side.
- Fly screen on the left and ClarCor prefilters on the right hand side.
- Back side of the Clarcor main filters on the left and one of the two fans that put the corridors in positive pressure at the end.
- Static pressure controller and frequency drive in the corridor.
- Gilt developer room on positive pressure.
- Air flow principle of gestation barn at Vevar farm in negative pressure.
- Sandwich panel gestation barn is sufficient air tight to be filtered in negative pressure.
- Fly screens and Clarcor filters sets on the outside of the gestation barn.
- Fly screens and Clarcor filters sets on the outside of the gestation barn.
- Rodent control around the barns is of utmost important to stay SPF. Escape door on this negative pressure barn is sealed air tight, but allows to be used as escape route when necessary.
- Air inlets on the inside the gestation barn bringing in 100% filtered air.
- Exhaust fans on filtered gestation barn.
- Air flow principle on farrowing barn at Vevar Farm
- Fans are build into the attic to pressurize it with filtered air
- Extention is added to barn in which Clarcor filters are placed
- Fly screens and filters in the extention added on to farrowing barn.
- Clarcor filters in the extention added on to farrowing barn, tube of pressure sensor placed on outside side to assure positive pressure is maintained at all time.
- In the back ground the farrowing barn with below the house extension pad cooling in place to cool down the air to be filtered. In the front on the left the loading place for the slurry tank and on the right the refrigarated storage place for death animals. Both slurry tank and rendering truck do not enter the premises of the farm.
- Fourth barn at Vevar farm for piglets also filtered.
- On the left the filterbank of filtered piglet barn. On the right filtered bank of gilt developer barn. In the back the connecting corridor on positive pressure.
- Fly screen, metal frames to hold the Clarcor filters sets and one of the two fans to put the corridor on positive pressure.
- Corridor on filtered piglet barn in positive pressure tanks to pressure sensor and frequency drive.
- Piglets room in filtered barn. On the left the exhaust fans that assures the correct distribution and exchance of air per room.
- Loading ramp for gilts and piglets leaving the farm.
- Loading ramp for gilts and piglets leaving the farm.
- Half doors to avoid man to enter the holding area for animals from outside.
- High pressure devise to clean the loading ramp after loading.
- Slide immediately on outside of barn to avoid animals can reenter the barn once they left the barn. Stainless steel sheets not yet on picture, but added afterwards.
- One central loading place for slurry tank. All slurry is pumped to this central point.
- Central corridor with slide for placenta bags. At the end of the day these bags can be brought outside without the need to open the big door. Before the farm managers goes home he brings these bags to the refrigarated container at the outside of the premises.
- Two storages that can be opened from the outside to bring in feed bags and any other farm requirements. These storages are on positive pressure and only after it has been in for a week they are opened from the inside for use in the farm.
- Detail of the refrigarated storage on the outside of the premises.
- Evening on PRRS eradication in Italy
- Biosecurity chain showing all possible threats on any farm
- Audience attending this evening on SPF farming in Verona - Italy
- Alberto Cevidalli of MSD Animal Health opening this evening
- DVM Gerrit Bronsvoort presenting on Outbreak and fade out of type 2 PRRSv on three German farms.
- Gilles van der Lans, Clarcor agent for Europe and Russia presenting on the Costs and Benefits of air filtration in pig farming.
- Example of filters on 1800 head multiplier farm in Belgium
- Example of filtered AI station of Klasse KI in the Netherlands
- Example of the filtered GP site of Timmerhuis in Germany
- Example of filtered Berdex trucks from The Netherlands.
- Example of the GGP and GP farm of Vevar in The Netherlands
- Gilles van der Lans showing the Clarcor filter in metal frame.
- Pictures of a filtered 1800 sow barn in Belgium
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- Multiplier sow farm Belgium with 1800 sows
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- Marc Megens about filtering air coming from manure hauling tank
- Second boar stud in Belgium with Clarcor Filters
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- Open door day at boar stud KI-Cobbaert Belgium
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- Visit to filtered boars stud Germany
- 8-1-Visit filtered Schweinebesamungsstation Weser-Ems
- 8-2-Belgium and Dutch visitors welcomed by manager station
- 8-3-Positive ventilated barn with additional exhaust fans in chimneys
- 8-4-Clarcor filters placed above the inlet
- 8-5-Clarcor filters placed above the inlet
- 8-6-Clarcor prefilter taken of for inspection main filter
- 8-7-Clarcor filters above fans that push filtered air through tubes underneath building
- 8-9-Door to air channel in over pressure
- 8-10-heating elements above where filtered air comes in
- 8-11-filtered air additionally is treated by UV light before entering into boar stud
- 8-12-filtered air additionally is treated by UV light before entering into boar stud
- 8-13-filtered air enters through perforated duct at ceiling
- 8-14-filtered air enters through perforated duct at ceiling
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- 8-16-replaced prefilter inpected by visitors
- 8-17-replaced prefilter
- Virus filters on 560 sow farm Germany
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- 2-Timmerhuis airinlet with filters-1
- 3-Timmerhuis airinlet with filters-1
- 4-Timmerhuis airinlet with filters-2
- 4-two visitors inspecting main filter
- 5-Timmerhuis airinlet with filters-1
- 5-Timmerhuis airinlet with filters-2
- 6-1-filtered air enters central corridor
- 6-2-air ducts above the rooms
- 6-3-air entering rooms
- 6-4-gestation barn
- 6-5-3 chimney fans in gestation barn
- 6-6-filtered air for feed system
- 6-7-orange air blower to blow feed with filtered air
- 7-1-Timmerhuis filtered sow and weaner barn
- 7-2-Timmerhuis filtered weaner barn
- 7-3-Timmerhuis filtered weaner barn
- 7-4-Timmerhuis filtered weaner barn
- 7-5-Clarcor filtered weaner barn during building
- 7-6-Clarcor filtered weaner barn during building
- 7-7-Clarcor filtered weaner barn during building
- 7-8-Clarcor filtered weaner barn during building
- European family at EPP congress in Parma
- Nico Smits explaning
- Group housing at Brutti Massimo Farm
- Well earned refreshment
- First salted hams on their way to become prosciutto di Parma
- Halfway to become prosciutto di Parma
- Two translators during tour 5 of specialty tours EPP congress
- Quality check by using small hores bone
- Hams that risk to dry out get a extra treatment with fat
- Owner Sfefano Benedetti and father explain how they run their operation
- Visitors going through the well equiped farrowing rooms
- First centrally exhaust pig farm in Italy
- Simone Accorsi of Provimi explaining to EPP congress visitors
- Finisher pigs do have possibility to exit their pen
- Erik Thijssen as EPP chairman hands over the present to Benedetti family
- Gala dinner at closing dinner EPP congress Parma
- Clarcor to sponsor EPP congress in Parma-Italy
- Bio-security chain in pig farming
- Laatste stal GP bedrijf krijgt Clarcor Virus Filters / Last building GP Farm to get Clarcor Virus Filters
- Entrance
- Office
- Lock on door
- Instructions to enter
- Filter section Farrowing
- Fly screen
- Fly screen opened one side
- Location pressure sensor tube
- Farrowing building
- Distached manure hauling location
- Manure hauling location
- Gestation barn side
- Deposit for incoming farm equipment
- Gestion barn air inlet
- Fly screens in place
- Air inlet gestation
- Exit door gestation barn
- Gestation barn with air washer
- First gilt developer barn
- Latest gilt developer barn
- Filter section on back of barn
- Two filter sections
- Inside filter section
- Positive pressure system
- Pressurized corridor
- Pressurized corridor-2
- Frequency controller + pressure sensor
- Inside view room from corridor
- Inside view room
- Exhaust fan
- Europese ervaringen / European experiences
- Filterbox weert kiemen uit mestlucht / Filterbox traps pathogens
- Gezonde varkens leveren veel op / Healthy pigs bring a lot
- Geen virus komt binnen op nieuwe foklocatie / No virus enters farm
- Ziekten liggen op de loer / Deseases around the corner
- „Rigoureuze aanpak PRRS noodzakelijk” / Rigorous approach PRRS required
- Eerste virusfilters geplaatst opfokstal / First virus filters placed gilt barn
- Filteren van lucht weert ziektekiemen / Filtering of air stops deseases
- Mini-seminar Triple Air
- PRRS is vijand nummer 1 in VS / PRRS is enemy number 1 in US
- Groepsfoto / picture of visitors to USA
- Amerikaanse ervaringen / American Experiences
- USA, here we come!
- PIG PROGRESS: PRRS spreads quickest on humid, cool days
- Virus filters at Vevar GP sow farm
- Virus Filters at Vevar GP sow farm - loading dock/ramp
- Virus filters attached to excisting pig farm
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- Virus filters attached to excisting pig farm-inside view main filters
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