Page 32 of articles about management
Replacements adaptation in Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae control
Gilts are the population most likely to excrete M. hyo during lactation because they will probably have become infected within 200 days prior to their first farrowing.
The simple things that make weaned pig management successful
Meeting the needs of the newly weaned pigs often proves to be difficult in many production settings.
Iron deficiency and anemia in piglets and the effect of iron status at weaning on post-weaning performance
Gestational heat stress alters postnatal offspring body composition indices and metabolic parameters in pigs
Effect of animal mixing as a stressor on biomarkers of autophagy and oxidative stress during pig muscle maturation
Using a tarpaulin to crowd pigs together
This method works especially well in farms where pens are wide or have unusual dimensions.
Nutritional strategies to reduce sow lameness
A gilt who has compromised limb health on entry to the breeding herd is more vulnerable to early removal as a result of lameness and more vulnerable to the negative production affects associated with it.
When the farrowing pen is small, we invent a nest
This trick consists in creating a nest using the crates back corridor.
Animal and management factors influencing grower and finisher pig performance and efficiency in European systems: a meta-analysis
Age on the ear
The week of birth is tattooed on the animals`ears to know their age at all times.
Knowing the amount of feed consumed by each sow in farrowing rooms without dispensers II
By moving beads stringed in a wire we will record the amount of feed consumed.
The Internet of (swine) Things II
We present the first results obtained by cross-matching data from different sources: production / reproduction data with data from feeding machines.
Restraining the sows with two pig holders for blood testing
This trick helps to restrain the sows quickly in their cages to draw blood from them.