Welfare assessment of entire males and females on pig farms
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Auteurs :
Courboulay V, Temple D, Dalnau A, Fabrega E, Velarde A
Raising entire males is considered as one of the alternatives to the surgical castration without anaesthesia. Slaughter weights are usually
lower in countries that already produce such animals (Spain , UK) and there is a lack of information regarding animal welfare for entire
malesthat may be slaughtered later (115 kg live weight). Therefore, the welfare of entire males and females was assessed on farms from
two countries that differ by their type of production: Spain and France
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Welfare assessment of entire males and females on pig farms
Date sortie / parution :
2010
Référence :
61st EAAP, 23-27 août 2010, Heraklion, Crète, Grèce
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