“Ammonia levels, stocking density, number of pigs per caregiver, type of floor, and timeliness of feed supply are the 5 biggest factors affecting tail-biting” – Dr. Flaviana Gottardo and Dr. Annalisa Scollo What you will learn: - What is the impact of each of the different factors? - Experiences from a practical standpoint; - Practical recommendations for producers; - What is still needed from a research perspective. Flaviana’s favorite swine-related book: Human-Livestock Interactions Annalisa’s favorite swine-related book: Diseases of Swine Flaviana’s favorite book in general: The House of Sleep Annalisa’s favorite book in general: The Little Prince Our guests are Dr. Flaviana Gottardo and Dr. Annalisa Scollo. Dr. Gottardo is graduated in Agricultural Sciences at the University of Padova (1992); Ph.D. in Animal Science at the University of Padova (1996). Researcher in Animal Science since 2009 and Associated Professor of Farm Animal Husbandry and Welfare at the University of Padova from 2006. Dr. Scollo is a veterinarian since 2009 and obtained a Ph.D. on pig welfare. Associate Professor at the University of Padova, she has participated in several research projects having to do with the pig sector, with special attention to welfare. This episode was edited and published by Lauro Faccin. For knowledge and news in the Global Swine Industry, access our partner thepigsite.com

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