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Blueprint: Sow potential productivity captured for life

2015-04-17 17:45:00| National Hog Farmer

By George Foxcroft, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Swine Reproductive Physiology Professor Emeritus Improvements in sow lifetime productivity will require the ongoing development of dam-lines best suited to specific production systems and marketing opportunities. Appropriate lifetime management of the gilt and sow is then needed to capture this genetic potential at production level. read more

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