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Wednesday, April 23, 2025
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7 tips on maintaining sow body condition

Farmers Weekly

Managing sows so they neither gain nor lose too much body condition between parities should be the ambition of every pig breeder, as this single measure directly impacts on a herd’s economic performance. This is according to pig consultant Stephen Hall, who says on average 50% of all replacement gilts fail to reach parity 5 […]

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