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Early puberty indicates future productivity

2018-12-24 17:36:00| National Hog Farmer

An alternative approach would be to avoid breeding gilts that do not exhibit estrus within the first 30 days upon delivery to commercial farms, provided that all gilts are at least 160 days of age.

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