QUANTIFYING THE UNDERLYING BIOLOGICAL BASIS FOR PERFORMANCE VARIATION IN GILT PROGENY

A comparison of the anatomical and gastrointestinal functional development between gilt and sow progeny around birth and weaning

Jessica R Craig, Frank Rowland Dunshea, Jeremy James Cottrell, John B Furness, Udani A Wijesiriwardana, John Pluske

2019-09-01

Gilt progeny (GP) often have restricted growth performance and health status in comparison to sow progeny (SP) from birth, with th..

Characterisation of poor gastrointestinal tract development in gilt progeny.

Danni A Wijesiriwardana, Jessica Craig, Mitchell Ringuet, Linda Fothergill, Kirrily O'Halloran, Diana Turpin, Lynette Munoz, Cherie Collins, John B Furness, John Pluske, Jeremy Cottrell, Frank R Dunshea

2019-07-01

<jats:title>Abstract</jats:title> <jats:p>Progeny of primiparous sows (gilts) have poor production performance comp..

Feeding Conjugated Linoleic Acid without a Combination of Medium-Chain Fatty Acids during Late Gestation and Lactation Improves Pre-Weaning Survival Rates of Gilt and Sow Progeny

Jessica R Craig, Frank R Dunshea, Jeremy J Cottrell, Erin M Ford, Udani A Wijesiriwardana, John R Pluske

2019-02-01

Feeding conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) or medium-chain fatty acids (MCFA) to dams has been shown to improve progeny growth and sur..

Primiparous and Multiparous Sows Have Largely Similar Colostrum and Milk Composition Profiles Throughout Lactation

Jessica R Craig, Frank R Dunshea, Jeremy J Cottrell, Udani A Wijesiriwardana, John R Pluske

2019-02-01

It is important to understand the biological factors influencing the poorer lifetime performance of gilt progeny in comparison to ..

Poorer lifetime growth performance of gilt progeny compared with sow progeny is largely due to weight differences at birth and reduced growth in the preweaning period, and is not improved by progeny segregation after weaning

JR Craig, CL Collins, KL Bunter, JJ Cottrell, FR Dunshea, JR Pluske

2017-11-01

Gilt progeny (GP) are born and weaned lighter than sow progeny (SP) and have higher rates of mortality. This study aimed to quanti..

The Gastrointestinal Tract of Piglets From First Parity Sows Develops More Slowly And Is More Permeable Than Piglets From Later Parity Sows

Jeremy James Cottrell, Jessica Craig, Udanni Anushika Wijesiriwardana, Linda Fothergill, Mitchell Ty Ringuet, Kirrily O'Hallorhan, Dianne Louise Turpin, Lynette Marisa Munoz, Cherie Louise Collins, John Barton Furness, Frank Rowland Dunshea, John Pluske

2017-04-01