New platform will collate farm data from grain intake to abattoir stage
Skiold Digital is a three-star New in Europe exhibit from Skiold A/S.
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Ro-Main combines artificial intelligence and hog production: launch of the Ro-Main smart suite!
Ro-Main smaRt suite is a new range of products based on a network of cameras and algorithms to help producers meet the requirements of the future.
Improving performance and homogeneity in the fattening stage: feeder space and feed management
The two measures studied would allow to reduce liveweight variability at slaughter by 10-15%.
All you need in one sheet!
How to have all the information about the weanings available in a simple way.
Germany: possible postponement of the ban on piglet castration without anaesthetics
The Great Coalition in Berlin has given an answer to the pig producers' concerns and wants to postpone the ban on piglet castration without anaesthetics.
The German farmers are against the new law on piglet castration
Some 1,000 farmers showed their unrest due to the situation in the sector before the seat of the Conference of Ministers of Agriculture.
Tail biting outbreaks: strategies to minimize the problem and on-going preventative measures
The authors share their strategies in the face of tail biting outbreaks as well as on-going preventative measures.
International: a long term affair
This success is thanks to long-term investment in innovation, farm visits and meticulous hosting.
Space 2018 : Record numbers
The high numbers are a reflection of the confidence that businesses have in the Show.
Tail biting: how is this problem perceived across the world? Are we ready to stop docking tails?
The authors share their experience on tail biting risk factors identification as well as the production of non-docked pigs.
Are all non-viable piglets, really not viable?
There are casualties in the farrowing unit due to poor colostrum intake but, how many are there really? Are they just being classified as non-viable piglets?
Understanding tail-biting in pigs through social network analysis
Littermates might be less socially connected among themselves which may predispose them to development of tail-biting.
Clinical case: Tail biting in a pig farm with non-docked pigs
The average mortality increased by 2.5% due to the animals that presented with myelitis and ascending infections along the spine. Find out how the problem could be solved without returning to tail docking.
A high temperature around farrowing causes stress to the sows
The use of a thermometer or other technologies not so usual such as thermography for diagnosing sensitive situations cheaply, easily and objectively.
Use of a production planning chart with a metallic support
By writing down the sow’s number directly onto a piece of paper or a card we do not lose information
PigCHAMP Releases Mobile App
Making informed decisions quickly, can save producers time and money in the long run.