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WEBProtected benzoic acid: Progressive release to modulate the piglet microbiota.
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WEBLearn about the causes, clinical signs and treatment of various pig diseases, from reproductive to respiratory, digestive and nervous system. The Pig Health Tool also covers African Swine Fever and its connection with the feed industry.
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Not-In-Pig (NIP) - Pig Progress
WEBEffects: Served females neither farrow nor return to heat. Sows and gilts may be empty when expected to be in pig or reach and pass expected farrowing dates without result. The principal causes are poor management and infertility. Management results in empty sows and gilts when pigs are identified poorly, housed in groups running with the boar ...
Seasonal Infertility: late Summer/Autumn (Infertility ... - Pig Progress
WEBSeasonal infertility occurs mainly in summer and results from a combination of the effects of day length (a putative residual effect remaining from the ancestral wild boar) and high temperature. The ideal day length should be a steady 12-16 hours and this should be maintained year round. Seasonal infertility is most serious where sows are ...
Global pig statistics - Pig Progress
WEBCompare and visualize the long-term development of pig populations in all countries using FAO data. Find out how the pig inventory evolved in Brazil, Japan, China and more with this easy tool.
Mastitis - Pig Progress
WEBMastitis in sows is caused by ascending infection of the teats by bacteria. The organism most commonly involved is Escherichia coli or related organisms (coliforms).Bacteria such as Arcanobacterium pyogenes, streptococci and staphylococci may cause infections of single glands.Acute and severe mastitis caused by Klebsiella spp. may occur in outbreaks of fatal disease following trauma to the ...
Porcine Stress Syndrome (PSS) - Pig Progress
WEBThe condition occurs in pigs aged 9 weeks or more and especially in heavy hogs or adults. Early signs of the porcine stress syndrome include muscle and tail tremor which progress to breathing difficulties, blotched red and pale skin, an increase in body temperature to more than 41.5°C followed by collapse, muscle rigidity and death.
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