Does a combined PCV2d–M. hyopneumoniae vaccine improve growth under commercial conditions?
Across three commercial farms, a bivalent PCV2d–M. hyopneumoniae vaccine improved ADG and several health indicators compared with unvaccinated controls.
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Across three commercial farms, a bivalent PCV2d–M. hyopneumoniae vaccine improved ADG and several health indicators compared with unvaccinated controls.
In a Quebec-tailored life-cycle assessment, precision feeding reduced modeled climate, acidification, and eutrophication impacts compared with conventional three-phase feeding.
A peer-learning and e-learning intervention was associated with substantial reductions in antimicrobial use on farms with S. suis problems.
In this study, batches from herds using mixed-age weaning had a substantially higher risk of PRRSV positivity than batches managed all-in/all-out.
Individual birth weight, especially when combined with within-litter birth-weight variation, helped identify piglets at higher risk of preweaning mortality.