Genetics

Robust animals, by definition, are less affected by a disease challenge, and therefore, require fewer antibiotics. - Photo: Topigs Norsvin
17-02-2021 | Article

Breeding for robustness as the way forward

Photo: Topigs Norsvin
09-12-2020 | Interview

Interview: China is urgent and important to us

An important thought behind fibre rich feed is that piglets are born faster, and that milk starts flowing swiftly. Photo: Ruud Ploeg
07-12-2020 | Article

Top producing sows need extra fibre

The nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) measurements are made based on blood samples from pigs by using a NMR spectrometer. - Photo: Swedish NMR Centre
18-11-2020 | Article

Metabolomics: The missing link in genetic selection

A healthy and high performing Danish sow nursing more than 13 piglets. Photo: Lars Mikkelsen (C)
27-07-2020 | Article

Seizing opportunities: Nursing more piglets per sow

Happiness in China when a batch of Nucléus breeding pigs has arrived. - Photo: Nucléus
06-05-2020 | Article

Planes full of breeding pigs head to China

Hugues (Hugo) Six, general manager East and South-East Asia for Hendrix Genetics. Photo: Vincent ter Beek
06-11-2019 | Interview

Interview: Biosecurity as solution to ASF

Social behaviour in Danish Landrace pigs is heritable, recent research shows. Photo: DanBred
05-06-2019 | Article

Social pigs: A new dimension to pig genetics

Photo: Sebastian Kaulitzki
26-11-2018 | News

Genetics may help to measure pig welfare

With knowledge and technology making quick steps, increasingly genetic solutions come within reach as a way to overcome disease pressure. Photo: blackdogvfx
22-06-2018 | News

Genetics help to step up resistance to PRRS and App

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