Swine

African Swine Fever keeps proving that biosecurity is the difference between a healthy herd and a wiped out one, but investment still lags the risk.

Discovery: what's next beyond current biosecurity measures? Is the gap in detection speed, genetics, or day to day husbandry?
Development: what's slowing new vaccines or diagnostics to producers, science, regulation, or cost? What's the barrier to making welfare driven housing changes viable?
Delivery: what would change investment in biosecurity beyond pointing at outbreak risk? What would actually shift antibiotic practices, not just tell producers to change?