Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Seven Measures to Reduce Tail Biting Lesions in Fattening Pigs

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RT @Jarkko_Niemi: Tail biting in pigs is a multi-factorial issue. Tackling it may require different measures to be considered. Our new @Gro…

13 Oct 2021

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RT @Jarkko_Niemi: Ensuring appropriate ventilation, providing the pigs with enrichments and enhancing herd health can be financially effect…

13 Oct 2021

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RT @Jarkko_Niemi: Ensuring appropriate ventilation, providing the pigs with enrichments and enhancing herd health can be financially effect…

18 Sep 2021

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Ensuring appropriate ventilation, providing the pigs with enrichments and enhancing herd health can be financially effective ways to mitigate the risk of tail biting in pigs. @GroupHouseNet1 @AnnaStygar https://t.co/hq65LdSYQU

18 Sep 2021

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