Table 2 Summarised basic data of the nine ASF-outbreaks.
Outbreak farm | Federal state | Date of official disease confirmation | Husbandry system | Approx. no. of pigs on farm | Virus lineage 20 | Outbreak hypothesis | Estimated time period between virus introduction and detection |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Brandenburg | 15.07. 2021 | Backyard farm | 2 | Lineage III | Infected wild boar population in close vicinity = > indirect introduction through contaminated material | 5–10 days |
2 | Brandenburg | 15.07. 2021 | Backyard farm | 4 | Lineage III | Infected wild boar population in close vicinity = > indirect introduction through contaminated material | 4–7 days |
3 | Brandenburg | 15.07. 2021 | Organic breeding farm | 300 | Lineage IV | Infected wild boar population in close vicinity = > indirect introduction through contaminated material | 4–7 days |
4 | Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania | 15.11.2021 | Fattening farm | 4,000 | Lineage III | Point introduction through human activity | 5–7 days |
5 | Baden- Wuerttemberg | 25.05.2022 | Organic fatting farm | 19 | None | Point introduction through human activity | 5–7 days |
6 | Lower Saxony | 02.07.2022 | Breeding farm | 765 | Lineage III | Point introduction through human activity/trade | 7–14 days |
7 | Brandenburg | 02.07.2022 | Fattening farm | 1,038 | Lineage III | Point introduction through human activity | 2–3 months |
8 | Brandenburg | 28.02.2023 | Hobby farm | 10 | Lineage IV | Infected wild boar population in close vicinity = > indirect introduction through contaminated material | 4–7 days |
9 | Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania | 05.06.2024 | Fattening farm | 3,577 | Lineage III | Point introduction through human activity | 7–10 days |
