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Does mineral methionine hydroxy analogue chelate in sow diets affect epigenetic modification and growth of progeny?

The mineral methionine hydroxyl analogue chelate supplementation in sow diets contributes to fetal programming and improves progeny performance.

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FIGAN 2021

Being a biannual fair, FIGAN has not missed any in-person edition due to the pandemic and was held once again, in Zaragoza, Spain. This year 333 was present with a stand where the whole industry visited. In case you could not come, we have prepared a photo report.

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PIC increases its boar semen supply chain with the expansion of Riufred GTC, the largest boar stud in Europe

The expansion will have a new building that will have capacity for 264 additional boars.

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Types of gestation losses that can lower the farrowing rate, detailing the different types of returns to estrus based on when they occur.

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Do I have culled pregnant sows?

If my farrowing rate is low but I don't have empty sows or abortions, I must consider the culled pregnant sows.

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Causes of increased number of culled pregnant sows

The most frequent problems are reproductive and locomotive. What should I do if the percent among sows serviced is greater than 2%?

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Vaginal microbiome and serum metabolite differences in late gestation sows at risk for pelvic organ prolapse

Sows with greater pelvic organ prolapse risk have differential serum metabolites and vaginal microflora.

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Sow performance in response to feeding natural betaine during lactation and postweaning

Natural betaine fed to sows during lactation and postweaning show benefits on performance only during summer months.

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Graph 4. Farrowing rate per parity and quarter of mating, mating period July 16-June 20.

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Seasonality in mating outcomes: A review

Each farm should analyze its historical data to quantify the effect of seasonality on its farrowing rate and prolificacy.

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Causes for an increased number of empty sows

What should I do if the percentage of empty sows among the sows serviced is greater than 1%?

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Genetic parameters and associated genomic regions for global immunocompetence in pigs

Study results support the possibility of applying effective selection programs to improve immunocompetence in pigs.

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Denmark publishes productivity numbers for 2020

Finishing pigs saw the biggest improvements. SEGES data for Danish productivity in 2020 show major improvement for finishing pigs...

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Porc d'Or chooses Hypor as sustainable swine breeding partner

The cooperation focuses on four breeding locations participating in the concept where gilts are produced for the different sow farms with a total of 5800 sows.

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Adisseo announces a minority stake in PigCHAMP Pro Europa SL through a capital increase

Adisseo Group announces the signature of an agreement to take 24.99% participation through a capital increase in the company PigCHAMP Pro Europa SL.

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Brazil: New resolution for commercialization and monitoring of genetically modified animals

The new resolution will allow the commercialization of genetically modified animals and their products.

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Causes of abortions occurring at non-specific points in the gestation

What could be causing abortions that are not seasonal and that are not affecting a certain phase of gestation in particular?

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Renowned Russian integrator Omsky bacon chooses Hypor swine genetics

One of the largest players on the Russian market in poultry, swine, and meat processing, has signed a long-term cooperation agreement with Hendrix Genetics.