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Oropharyngeal swabs were not collected in growing pigs due to the difficulty to reach the oropharyngeal cavity with the methods employed. Nasal wipes were collected by wiping the exterior of the snout of the pigs. Surface samples from feeders, drinkers and pen railings were collected by thoroughly wiping surfaces in contact with the mouth and noses of the pigs. During sampling, surfaces were wiped thoroughly and after that, each gauze was placed back in its individual bag, and transported to the laboratory for testing using ice packs to keep the samples refrigerated.

Oral fluids were collected using a cotton rope WebRiggingSupply. Briefly, a 0. After collection, the liquid in the collection vessel was transferred into a tube and transported to the laboratory. Gloves were changed between the collection of each sample to avoid cross contamination. Finally, air samples were placed in ice packs immediately after collection and transported to the laboratory for processing and testing.

Nasal swabs, nasal wipes and oropharyngeal swabs were tested in pools of three within litters, while the rest of samples were tested individually. All samples were tested individually.

MDCK cells were prepared in 6-wells plates for each selected sample. Plates were evaluated at day 3 and 5 for appearance of positive cytopathic effect CPE. Sequencing primers were used based on a previous report [ 27 ]. Once sequences were obtained, these were aligned and assembled using Geneious 9. In addition, a minimum of nucleotide base pairs bp for hemagglutinin and for neuraminidase gene segments were considered the appropriate length useful for analysis [ 5 ]. Shorter sequences were noted as partial sequences and not analyzed.

Differences in the results by sample type in each farm type were compared using the Cochran Q test followed by paired McNemar test adjusting the p -value for multiple comparisons using the Bonferroni method. All these analyses were carried out in R version 3.

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For this analysis, results were classified as positive or negative using a Ct of Then, significance of the fixed effects was evaluated through the LRT using alpha of 0. The predictive performance of the final model was evaluated using receiver operating characteristic ROC curves. All analyses were carried in R using the lme4 [ 33 ] and pROC [ 17 ] packages.

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JGM: experimental design, sample collection, testing, data analysis, results interpretation and manuscript preparation. JA: experimental design, data analysis, results interpretation and manuscript preparation.


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MC: experimental design, data interpretation, manuscript preparation. JN: testing, sequencing analysis, manuscript preparation. JPC: conception of work, experimental design and data interpretation. I : conception of work, obtain funding, experimental design, data analysis, results interpretation and manuscript writing. All authors contributed to the study, the revision of this article and approved the final draft.

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Correspondence to Montserrat Torremorell. This study was developed following the guidelines of the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee from University of Minnesota under protocol number A. Springer Nature remains neutral with regard to jurisdictional claims in published maps and institutional affiliations.

Figure S1. Phylogenetic tree. Phylogenetic tree constructed with obtained sequences from breeding herds. PDF kb. Figure S2. Phylogenetic tree constructed with obtained sequences from weaned growing pigs.