Optimizing Stocking Density When transitioning finishing facilities from conventional box-type dry feeders to wet/dry shelf feeders, one question consistently tops technical discussions: How many pigs can a single feeder space s... Research Wet/Dry Feeding
Maximizing Lactation Feed Intake Lactation is the most metabolically demanding phase in a sow's reproductive cycle. Achieving maximum Average Daily Feed Intake (ADFI) during farrowing is critical to supporting heavy litter weaning we... Adaptive-Flow Research Watering
9 Essential Best Practices for Wet/Dry Feeder Management Managing wet/dry feeders isn’t complicated, but it requires a different approach than conventional dry feeding systems. Because pigs eat up to 20% faster on wet/dry feeders, understanding feeder dynam... Wet/Dry Feeding
Water Management in the Nursery Water is the most critical yet frequently overlooked nutrient in swine nutrition. At birth, water accounts for roughly 80% of a piglet's body weight, declining to about 50% by the time the pig reaches... Nursery Watering
The Role of Wet/Dry Feeding in Maximizing Nursery Performance In nursery production, the primary goal is straightforward: maximize piglet viability, protect gut health, and achieve optimal Average Daily Gain (ADG) at the lowest cost per pound of gain. "Getting n... Nursery Wet/Dry Feeding