The United States Department of Agriculture reported that sow mortality ranges from 2.5% to 3.7% each year, depending on herd size 1 . It also was stated that annual mortality rates of sows in typical confined-sow herds should not exceed 3% 2 . In contrast, some sow herds experience annual losses of at least 10% of inventoried females 3-6 . The reasons for sow mortality are poorly understood; how...
When sow mortality started to increase in the USA herd?. The paper was published in 2007 and to my understanding this problem began in 2015. But any ways this is a great diagnosis, but any suggestions for cause and effect?
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