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Thompson's tip: Vasectomised boars

There is a tendency for producers to keep these animals for excessive periods.

2 July 2012
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ACMCVasectomised boars are an extremely useful addition to a pig farm. However, there is a tendency for producers to keep these animals for excessive periods, says Paul Thompson, veterinary consultant to pig-breeding company, ACMC.

Such boars can become extremely heavy and then pose a risk of injuring gilts. While it takes time for boars to mature and become good pheromone producers a watch should therefore be kept on their age and condition and a regular replacement plan be put in place.

July 2, 2012 - ACMC

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