Home › Gilt acclimatization, reduced shedding key to curbing downstream M. hyo disease
 

Keywords :   


Gilt acclimatization, reduced shedding key to curbing downstream M. hyo disease

2018-06-01 02:00:00| ThePigSite - Industry News

Research shows that if more piglets are positive for Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae (M. hyo) at weaning, there will be more problems in finishers, with decreased average daily gain, increased mortality and poor feed conversion.[1] There will be a lower percentage of pigs sent to the primary market as well as higher treatment costs.

Tags: key reduced disease gilt

Category:Agriculture and Forestry

Latest from this category

All news
25.11UPL, CH4 Global partner on methane-reducing cattle supplement
25.11Fed cattle prices edge higher
25.11Cattle Feeders Hall of Fame announces 2025 inductees
25.11Feedlot inventories and heifer dynamics
25.11CB3 team launches to explore beef's impact on brain health
25.11University of Nebraska launches data science, climate resilience programs
25.11JBS eyes Africa growth with $2.5 billion meatpacking investment
25.11JBS eyes Africa growth with $2.5 billion meatpacking investment
Agriculture and Forestry »
26.11
26.11 GB2 no.022
26.11HL103L SSS
26.115 20cm
26.11 A
26.11fragmentdesign VCD
26.11SwitchSwitch Sea of Stars
26.11[]
More »