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Fighting worm infections with plants»

A non-pharmaceutical approach to worm control is especially valued by organic pig producers. Plant extracts have the potential to help reduce worm infections, according to a new study at Wageningen University and Research Centre in the Netherlands...
30 Apr 2008

Column: Parity segregation – the costs»

“Done correctly, parity segregation looks to carry around a 15% extra cost.”
12 Feb 2008

Defying the odds: a model pig farm in Zimbabwe»

Pig farming in Zimbabwe has not been easy lately as the African country has suffered from persistent drought. Despite the adverse weather, the Triple C farm, located outside Harare near Norton, is doing well.
01 Nov 2007

Column: parity segregation»

It isn’t surprising that the textbooks don’t mention a word of this. While it has been discussed by academics for at least three years, it is only within the last 12 months that attention has been drawn to the concept, almost exclusively in the US...
01 Oct 2007

The perception of biosecurity on swine farms in Spain»

One of the major tasks for veterinarians is to give advice to farmers on how to enhance biosecurity on their farms. Therefore, it is good to know what the farmers themselves perceive as the most important issues in biosecurity. This led to a group...
01 Sep 2007

Column: speeding up farrowing»

This is hardly covered in the textbooks, which is not surprising as it is a ‘difficult’ subject – one which is considered hard to improve on.
01 Sep 2007

Column: Imprinting»

Despite it having been promoted 25 years ago, here is an idea which has not made an appearance in textbooks. It seems some concepts never catch on, even though this one is ideal for 2007.
15 Jul 2007

What the textbooks don’t tell you about…»

Seasonal infertility: the sting in the tail
01 May 2007

What the textbooks don’t tell you about…»

Seasonal infertility in autumn and early winter

01 Apr 2007

Various applications for a litter conditioner»

A litter conditioner, primarily developed to help prevent piglet chilling at birth, has been found by producers to have a number of other useful applications.
09 Oct 2006

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