Managing undocked pigs – on-farm prevention of tail biting and attitudes towards tail biting and docking

Overview of attention for article published in Porcine Health Management, February 2016

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@MirjamLechner @KNMvD ... Most respondents did not think it is probable they would raise tail docked pigs if it were possible, but about 21 % probably would.” https://t.co/Oc8D0m7tXX

19 Jun 2021

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Managing undocked pigs on-farm prevention of tail biting... #PorcineHealthManagement https://t.co/NaGFIyJqtJ

24 May 2016

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a scientist-farmer dialogue is important to reduce tail biting, and need for tail docking https://t.co/GnFNxnqjve #porcinehealthmanagement

18 Feb 2016

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pig producers tail-docking experience affects the attitude towards tail-biting and -docking https://t.co/GnFNxnqjve #porcinehealthmanagement

18 Feb 2016

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