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Environmental Guidelines For New And Existing Piggeries, A Latto, John Noonan, R. J. Taylor
Environmental Guidelines For New And Existing Piggeries, A Latto, John Noonan, R. J. Taylor
Bulletins 4000 -
These guidelines apply to the management of Western Australia piggeries in Western Australia, including intensive Growing pigs under intensive conditions where the and extensive operations, straw-based housing and animals spend their entire life cycle indoors, is an combinations of these (otherwise referred to as semi- important part of the Western Australian and intensive housing).
Housing Pigs, P Mcnamara
Housing Pigs, P Mcnamara
Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4
THERE are many designs for pig houses and much will depend on individual circumstances which is best in any particular case.
Practical Disease Prevention In The Pig Herd, R B. Richards
Practical Disease Prevention In The Pig Herd, R B. Richards
Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4
DISEASES cause loss in pig production through mortality, poor growth rate and reduced food conversion efficiency.
The cost of drugs and expert advice causes further economic loss, and the dangers to public health and to other livestock in a community are serious and often-neglected considerations.
Keep Your Pigs Cool, P C. Beck
Keep Your Pigs Cool, P C. Beck
Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4
CORRECT MANAGEMENT and husbandry of pigs during the hot summer experienced in Western Australia is of the utmost importance if production is to be maintained at a profitable level.