Impact and management of heat stress in swine: an underestimated issue

Thursday, March 7, 2019
Impact and management of heat stress in swine: an underestimated issue
Pigs are sensitive to heat. During the finishing period, their comfort temperature has been evaluated at 22°C. Above 25°C, they suffer from heat stress and their body and eating behavior adapt to evacuate the heat generated by metabolic processes in their hot environment (Renaudeau et al., 2011).
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