Manuel Toledo Castillo

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Manuel Toledo Castillo, doctor of veterinary medicine from the University of Murcia, graduated with a degree in veterinary medicine from the University of Cordoba in 1987, Master in management and direction of agricultural cooperatives in 1990 Master in pig farming from the University of Murcia.

Joaquín Mompié Monte-Agudo Award, to the professional career awarded by the Veterinary College of Murcia in 2011.

National Research Award Grupo Fuertes 2017

XXIII Francisco Fernández López National Research Award (awarded by the College of Veterinarians of Almería).

From 1990 to 1992 he worked as Technical Director of the UGA cooperative in the mountains of Cuenca.

From 1992 to 1994 he worked as a local health worker for the Junta de Comunidades de Castilla la Mancha.

From 1994 to 1995 worked as technical director of the pig ADS Baja Serranía de Cuenca

From 1995 to the end of 2017 he worked as a production veterinarian at Juan Jimenez Garcia, in Lorca (Murcia).

Since 2018 he has worked as a production veterinarian at Agropecuaria Casas Nuevas, Grupo Francés.

In 2024, the Royal Academy of Veterinary Sciences of Spain awarded him the I Laboratorios MEVET "Carlos Buxadé Carbó" Award for his research: "Management guide for sows and piglets to optimize welfare and sustainability. New experiences."

Updated CV 26-Jan-2024

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21-Oct-2021roy.kirkwoodThis was a great (and very topical) read, well done. As an academic vet with no experience of oedema disease in the field, I truely appreciated the sound bite and videos. Muchas gracias!
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12-Mar-2021joe.crenshawGood job by the authors describing these multiple issues related to disease and weaning stress and the longer term impact on performance. Getting the pigs started on feed is a critical component of longer term performance and health.
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23-May-2018manolotoledo456the endocrine and metabolic changes that occur at the end of pregnancy, by increasing feed intake, increases the risk of edema
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