When redesigning a farm, sow lameness should be kept in mind. - Photo: Penn Communicatie
Lameness is one of the major reasons for culling breeding stock. There are many methods which, when used together, can help keep sows in better shape for longer. Here are 9 aspects to consider to make sure lameness can be avoided for as long as possible. Lameness is one of the most common reasons for premature culling of sows after reproductive failure. Lameness compromises sow welfare productivity and longevity and reduces sow herd efficiency and profitability. Almost 50% of sow culling due
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