pigs

Altering the level of dietary lysine can have a huge nutrigenetic impact in pigs. - Photo: Erik van der Burgt

27-07-2022 | Article

Understanding mechanisms of gene-nutrient interaction in pigs

Coming soon: Webinar on pig feed efficiency

10-03-2022 | News

Coming soon: Webinar on pig feed efficiency

China’s sow herd rose 4.7% in November 2021

05-01-2022 | News

China’s sow herd rose 4.7% in November 2021

The aim should be to reduce the thermoregulatory effort for pigs, so that they can recover quickly after heat stress. Photo: IFIP

03-05-2021 | Article

Can we face heat waves with adapted feeding strategies?

The line-up of the Heat Stress webinar, with on the left Wim Wanzele of Agrifirm; on the far right is Dr Mohamed Mammeri of Phileo by Lesaffre; left of him is Prof Bruno Silva of the Federal University of Minas Gerais. - Photo: Company Webcast

29-03-2021 | News

On-demand: Webinar on heat stress in pigs

Photo: Gustavo Frazao

19-03-2021 | News

Coming soon: Webinar on heat stress in pigs

The newly weaned piglets have a feeder in the pen to offer the animals dry food in addition to liquid feed. Photo: Henk Riswick

07-12-2020 | Article

Health and well-being paramount on Finnish pig farm

When pigs from infected and naïve flows are co-mingled at the end of the nursery, infected pigs can triple within the population every week. Photo: B.v.d.Wense

07-12-2020 | Article

7 recent advances in understanding Lawsonia

An important thought behind fibre rich feed is that piglets are born faster, and that milk starts flowing swiftly. Photo: Ruud Ploeg

07-12-2020 | Article

Top producing sows need extra fibre

Novel influenza A virus (H1N1) photographed microscopically. - Photo: Centers for Disease Control (CDC)

13-07-2020 | Expert opinion

Influenza in Chinese pigs – fake news or not?