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Denmark - Pig farmers ready for implementing ban on sow stalls
Positioning crates: Alternative options: Aisles both in front and behind the crates, crates on both sides of the aisle (II)
In the last chapter we examined the advantages of positioning crates facing inwards and outwards. Now we are going to explore two other options: Aisles both in front and behind the crates and crates on both sides of the aisle.
Reproductive performance of gilts according to growth rate and backfat thickness at mating
Hyaluronic acid in the female reproductive tract of the pig
Effect of dose of equine chorionic gonadotrophin on the estrus responses of gilts and weaned sows and effect of the interval between equine chorionic gonadotrophin and luteinizing hormone injections on sow performance
United Kingdom - English breeding herd increases, fattening pigs decreases
USA - USDA proposes to amend Livestock Exportation Regulations
Canada - Research investment will benefit swine producers
The evaluation of feeding lactating sows on grams of lysine compared to percent of lysine in the diet
Threonine requirement of sows in early, mid- and late gestation
Positioning crates: Which is better: facing inwards or outwards? (I)
When designing farrowing rooms, sows can be placed in different ways: facing inwards, facing outwards, with aisles both in front and behind the crate, or on both sides of the aisle.
Farrowing programming III
Next we will consider some aspects that can be taken into account in order to adjust the day to induce farrowing.
Dietary supplementation with 0.8% L-Arginine between days 0 and 25 of gestation reduces litter size in gilt
Organization of replacements V
On many farms the introduction of gilts is not homogenous. However, the introduction of a similar number of gilts to each productive batch would be ideal. How can we do this?