New research has been looking into the behavioural patterns of feral pigs, to equip farmers with the tools needed to manage the pest. 

The team from the University of Queensland has found male pigs interact with different groups, and could be more likely to spread disease. 

Rural Editor Emily Minney spoke with the University's School of Veterinary Science's Dr Tatiana Proboste about the research.

New research has been looking into the behavioural patterns of feral pigs, to equip farmers with the tools needed to manage the pest.&nbsp;
The team from the University of Queensland has found male pigs interact with different groups, and could be more likely to spread disease.&nbsp;
Rural Editor Emily Minney spoke with the University's School of Veterinary Science's Dr Tatiana Proboste about the research.

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