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When is the best time to breed a sow? A detailed explanation of the best time for a gilt's first breeding
Summary: From 26-46 hours after the sow begins standing estrus, she will release about 95% of her eggs at the same time, and the eggs' survival time should not exceed 6 hours. Check every day; generally, breeding can be carried out once estrus occurs. A gilt should not be bred during her first estrus.
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What feed is good to give gilts that are not coming into estrus?
Friends who have raised pigs should know that it is not an easy thing for a sow to give birth to piglets. There have also been many questions about gilts, so what should you feed gilts that are not coming into estrus? Let's take a look together! 1. What to feed gilts that are not coming into estrus
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What is the best time for a gilt to come into estrus?
Sows are the money printers of a pig farm, and raising sows well is half the battle won. Sow management is roughly divided into four stages: the open (non-pregnant) period, the breeding period, the gestation period and the farrowing period, and sow management differs at each stage. So what are the best time for a gilt to come into estrus and the best time to breed?
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What are the key points for the feeding and management of replacement gilts?
Key points for the feeding and management of replacement gilts
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Key Technical Points for the Feeding and Management of Replacement Gilts
Feeding and Management Techniques for Replacement Gilts
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Detailed Explanation of Key Points in Feeding and Management Techniques for Crossbred (Binary) Gilts
Feeding and Management Techniques for Crossbred (Binary) Gilts
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What to do when replacement gilts do not come into heat? Practical methods to promote estrus
How to encourage replacement gilts to come into heat
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What to do when a five-month-old gilt refuses to mate in heat
What to do when a five-month-old gilt refuses to mate in heat
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