articles about hormone
Reproductive management: Puberty induction
Why induce puberty? If I do choose to induce puberty, what do I need to do, and when?
To induce or not to induce; has the answer changed?
Farrowing induction is needed to improve the ability of farm staff to supervise farrowing, but you need to be strategic; do not induce unless evidence says it is needed.
New vaginal drug delivery system to control time of farrowing and allow supervision of piglet delivery
Oral progesterone and caffeine in late gestation affects pigs
Obtaining colostrum from sows injected with long-acting oxytocin
Administer long-acting oxytocin to sows that have started farrowing to milk them more easily.
FDA highlights potential health risks to people exposed to altrenogest products for horses or pigs
Combination of oviduct fluid and heparin to improve monospermic zygotes production during porcine in vitro fertilization
The effects of male and female immunocastration on meat quality of pigs intended for dry-cured ham
Use of altrenogest on pig farm
The shorter and lower dose regime saves money but there is an increased risk of follicular cyst development, which may occur at doses below 13mg/day.
Seasonal changes in concentration of steroid hormones in the spermatic cord vessels of the mature boar
Data, hormones and holidays (2/2)
This article explains how the massive use of hormones helps synchronize heats and farrowings when workload scheduling, synchronization and production rates stability are priorities.
Data, hormones and holidays (1/2)
A strict schedule allows us to concentrate all the important events, and time periods where more attention/work is required, within the working days.