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Microbiota and swine production - The microbiota at weaning. Part 4
A simple management strategy can have an impact on the piglet’s most challenging time in life: the weaning period.

Feeding simple diets with protein suited to nursery pigs
Choosing the right protein sources for (pre-) starter feed is crucial to support gut health, reducing reliance on feed additives.
Early socialisation in group lactation system reduces post-weaning aggression in piglets
More nipple cup drinkers on day of weaning affects piglet water access and aggression

Antibiotic reduction strategies for pig farms: Do we see a correlation with nursery increased mortality?
In the fourth article of our series, we review the opinions from our group of global swine health experts on the potential relationship, if any, between the rise in nursery mortality that some countries have observed over the last few years and antibiotic reduction strategies.
A ramp in nursery pig housing speeds the loading of market hogs

Effects of pigs per feeder hole on performance in nursery pigs
Find the optimal number of pigs per feeder hole based on diet type and pig size in order to maximize performance and better animal welfare.

Tucked tails? Act fast!
A new, not yet tested material could help mitigate tail biting in growing and finishing pigs.

The pre-farrowing feed intake pattern can improve litter performance at weaning
How does a sow's feed intake in the days prior to farrowing influence piglet birth and weaning weights?

Practical biosecurity between batches
Not all progress is made through "smart farming." Here's a simple solution that can greatly improve biosecurity between batches of weaned piglets, preventing recirculation of disease.
Transmammary delivery of firocoxib to piglets reduces stress after castration, tail docking, and teeth clipping
Gradual weaning during an extended lactation period improves performance and behavior of pigs

Are the nurseries becoming more complicated? (3/3) Streptococcus suis
In this third article, we want to to talk about a common guest in the nurseries: Streptococcus suis, the causative agent of clinical pictures that can include meningitis, arthritis and sudden deaths.
