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Individual sow housing benefits the animals

Jun 03, 2011

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A hog farmer from Friend, Neb., explains why sows are housed individually and how that individual care benefits the animals, helps maintain herd health and ultimately provides quality pork.

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Selecting and Developing Replacement Heifers for Long-Term Herd Success

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Dr. Mark Johnson discusses best practices for selecting and developing replacement heifers to ensure herd longevity and profitability as part of the Rancher's Lunchtime Series. This webinar was presented on Thursday, Oct. 23, 2025.

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