Wean-to-finish production systems emerged as a new concept in the pork production industry in the late 1990s. They involve moving newly weaned pigs into biosecure wean-to-finish facilities and forming static groups, rather than relocating pigs after the nursery phase into grow-finish barns.
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Wean-to-finish production systems evolve for healthy pigs
Wean-to-finish production systems emerged as a new concept in the pork production industry in the late ‘90s moving newly weaned pigs into biosecure wean-to-finish facilities forming static groups, rather than being relocated after the nursery phase into grow-finish barns.
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