Page 17 of articles about genetics-reproduction
Are there open sows?
If the farrowing rate is less than ideal, with a normal percent of returns to estrus and abortions, we must consider the open sows.
Magapor launches a new APP, exclusive for customers
Magapor, a company specialized in swine reproduction, is proud to make a new APP exclusively available for their customers.
Do I have dead pregnant sows? What could be the cause?
If my farrowing rate is low, but the returns to estrus, abortions, and culled pregnant sows are all normal, I probably have dead sows...
Reproductive performance and expression of imprinted genes in somatic cell cloned boars
Danish Genetics launches renewed breeding goals
The breeding goal traits are specifically considered to have economic importance to pork producers and great genetic potential for genetic improvement.
Danbred establishes subsidiary in Germany
"Fenker & Hellebusch and DanBred’s combined knowledge of the German market will be invaluable in supporting local customers with a service that is second to none."
Topigs Norsvin records strong growth in turnover
Tips for cervical insemination
Despite being a well-known technique, mistakes are still made with its application on farms, and questions are raised that we will try to answer.
Breed cards: Mora Romagnola Pig
The Mora Romagnola is a breed of pig from Emilia-Romagna, in northern Italy. The name ‘Mora’ was codified in 1942 and is due to its colour, dark brown tending to black.
Effect of boar seminal dose type: cervical compared with post-cervical insemination
Oral progesterone and caffeine in late gestation affects pigs
Breed cards: Mangalitsa (Swallow-Belly Mangalitsa) Pig
Mangalitsa is an autochthonous fatty type pig breed, created from the old Serbian Šumadinka breed.
PIC and Otrada form a strategic relationship
Intake patterns of lactating sows: More important than you may realize.
Deviations from the sow's normal consumption pattern during the lactation phase have important production implications.