Low Retention Rate of Female Pigs Associated With Gilt Development, Lifetime Performance and Culling Pattern in Commercial Swine Herds

Nihon Yoton Gakkaishi
doi 10.5938/youton.52.8
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The Japanese Society of Swine Science

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