有多少人像我一样？在养猪行业工作多年，有时还要给别人讲怎么养猪，至少是在某些领域，却没有在一线养过猪。最近有幸成为了一名合同养户，从理论走向了实践，了却一桩遗憾。进?天，由于缺少实战经验，又加上是新建场，问题频出四处救火。所以最近没有太多的时间搜集内容整理翻译、/span>
今天发一个纯英文内容，由于网友中有一些英语不是太好，对你们，只能先说抱歉了、/p>
特别感谢小邱兄弟的及时加入，帮我们译制了一些文章和视频，以及一顿操作猛如虎的疯狂拉粉，希望以后我们能一起制造更多价值、/p>
母猪场空气过滤系统的重要性、效果及成本
回归正题，本文内容是美国派斯通兽医服务总裁Hannah Walkes分享派斯通的母猪场使用空气过滤系统的经验、/p>
While the use of air filtration systems on sow farms has been proven to reduce the incidence of airborne illness such as porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome, there are still many swine operations that operate without it.
While the design of physical structures varies, most if not all operations can reduce overall cost per pig if the correct filtration system is used in conjunction with current biosecurity standards.
Physical operations can be structured as either positive or negative pressure set-ups.
Spencer Wayne and Hannah Walkes, president of Pipestone Veterinary Services, discuss Pipestone's utilization of filters on their negative pressure managed farms and how their adoption has reduced overall cost per pig during a recent SwineTime podcast. Overall, the use of filtration systems dramatically improved overall pig health consistency when compared to data obtained prior to its implementation.
Hosted by Wayne with Pipestone Veterinary Services, the SwineTime podcasts contain pork industry news, advancements in animal care and how to enhance your productivity.
Monthly podcasts are available on Spotify, Google Music, iTunes, Anchor and on Pipestone.com.