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Does group housing increase the risk of reproduction problems in French sow herds?
Mating guidelines (III)
In the last chapter we examined mating guidelines that came rather close to being ideal, given that they achieve the following objectives: At least one mating should be adjusted to meet the ideal time and achieve the first objective with the least number of matings.
What is the economic loss due to genetic defects?
Mating guidelines (II)
The ideal mating guideline should follow 2 objectives: At least one mating should be adjusted to meet the ideal time and achieve the first objective with the least number of matings.
Reproductive performance of sows is affected by the dietary omega‐6 to omega‐3 fatty acid ratio
Mating guidelines (I)
As mentioned in the previous chapter, theoretically, the ideal mating time is around 10-12 hours before ovulation.
Denmark - Increase in pig mortality
Thompson’s tip: Successful semen storage
Family Farms, Inc. in the Philippines forms strategic partnership with TOPIGS
Phenotypic and Genetic Correlations between Gilt Estrus, Puberty, Growth, Composition, and Structural Conformation Traits with First Litter Reproductive Measures
USA - The US and Ukraine sign health protocol for swine semen
Pork CRC: Hot news on seasonal infertility in pigs
Ideal mating time
The optimal fertilization of a sow depends on several factors, among them, mating in a specific moment of the oestrus.