Page 37 of articles about management
Effect of local anaesthesia and/or analgesia on pain responses induced by piglet castration
The effects of high-sulfate water and zeolite on nursery pig performance
Immobilizing pigs when being alone
Lasso the pig with a metallic cable lasso and hold the end of the cable to a pen door or divider.
Perinatal flavour learning and the newly weaned pig
Perinatal flavour learning has been shown in a wide variety of species including humans, and often results in a preference in the offspring for a flavour that the mother ate often during late gestation and lactation.
How do we even out the litters after the farrowings? (IV) Special precautions
If once we have evened out the litters a sow farrows during the late evening, what do we do?
Holding together the legs in splay leg cases
We hold the legs of the piglets together with plastic straps, avoiding that they move apart from each other.
Effects of the physical environment, animal traits, feeder and feed characteristics on the feeding behaviour and performance of growing-finishing pigs
Germany: castrating piglets without anaesthesia will be banned
A systematic management strategy for breeding herds based on PRRS herd status
It was developed in USA as a way to improve communication of what needed to be done to improve the chances of success in stabilizing and managing breeding herds.
The importance of colostrum intake
In pigs there is no other phase in which such a high percentage of losses occur such as in motherhood, in particular in the first days of life. At this stage the determining factor for survival is the rapid consumption of colostrum.
Do we underestimate the lamenesses in the sows? (2/2)
In this second article we are going to analyze the causes of these locomotive system disorders and the treatments to avoid them or to minimize their effects.
Training the sows with fruit juice for the intake of hormonal treatments
Apple juice is the favourite kind of juice for the sows during the training sessions.
Are we underestimating lameness in sows? (1/2)
Locomotor problems are serious, multi-factorial problems that aren’t well registered on farms, but for the most part are correctable.
Trolley with a slat bottom for the handling of piglets
To keep the piglets clean and to ensure their wellbeing during the carrying out of different handling procedures or the relocation of animals.