By the end of the 1990s, another cause of baby pig scours was emerging. At first Clostridium difficile took the lead, but C. difficile was quickly overtaken by Clostridium perfringens type A
by S. ERNEST SANFORD
I can’t pinpoint exactly when I realized E. coli scours in baby pigs had decreased to such an extent that it was much less a major problem in the farrowing room in most of our barns.