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    1. Housing systems for sows in Denmark
    2. Service facility; Stalls or loose housing?
      • Increased safety
      • Good overview
      • Competitive price
      • High-quality management
      • Increased risk
      • Expensive system
      • UK production
      Danish Pig Production
    3. Confrontations between sows Danish Pig Production
    4. Activity during heat Danish Pig Production
    5. Activity according to ranking Danish Pig Production
    6. Free access feeding stalls
    7. Group housed gestating sows % of sows Lisbeth Ulrich Hansen Danish Pig Production
    8. Free access feeding stalls
      • Simultaneous feeding
      • Individual feed ration
      • Management and control of feed ration
      • Requires a large area
      Danish Pig Production Video link 3739 / 3748
    9. One feeding stall / sow; no substrate / rectangle alley behind
    10. One feeding stall / sow; no substrate
      • No natural lying area outside the stall
      • Extensive dunging behavior in the entire area outside the stall
      • Lying walls do not significantly affect behavior
      • Impossible to keep bedding/rooting material dry
      Video of “pigs’ view
    11. One feeding stall / sow; with substrate
    12. Back portion slatted = concrete Front part solid = concrete Back gate swings shut to not allow another sow in Sows nose presses this panel Feeders / nipple drinkers
    13. See Saw
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    16. Concrete alleyways
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    18. Video of sows in and out
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    20. Able to manipulate the closure of back gates manually if needed
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    22. One feeding stall / sow; T pen
    23. One feeding stall / sow; T pen
      • Separated lying and dunging areas
      • Well-defined lying areas
      • Possibilities for supplying bedding
      • 50 to 75% sows in lying area during resting period
      • Entry zone to lying area dirty
      • DKK 10,000 per place unit (ESF = DKK 7,000)
      • OR $1,700
      Danish Pig Production
    24. One feeding stall / sow; T pen – limited substrate
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    28. Video link 3993
    29. One feeding stall / sow; L pen
    30. Arrangement of activity area Min. 3 m Min. 3 m Danish Pig Production (3 m = 9.84 ft)
    31. Activity area
      • Manure is easily pushed through
      • Manure is less easily pushed through
      • Slatted floor is placed “opposite the lying area”
    32. Danish recommended stall dimensions – interior measurements Danish Pig Production Note the length is stated from the back of the trough i.e. the edge of the trough nearest to the sow 210 (82 in) 60 (23 in) Standard Service/control facility with stalls 210 (82 in) 60 (23 in) Feeding & resting stall Gestation facility with loose housing 210 (82 in) 70 (27 in) Large Length, cm Width, cm Stall Housing section
    33. Housing temperature affects behavior The higher the temperature inside, the fewer sows in the free area Danish Pig Production Loafing area Stalls
    34. Sows’ use of feeding stalls Danish Pig Production 54 55 35 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 % % sows in deep litter Recently served Halfway gest . Gest.
    35. Sows’ use Danish Pig Production 39 42 62 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 % % sows in deep litter Morning Afternoon Evening
    36. Sows that need treatment
    37. Legislative requirements
      • Always have one free hospital (relief) pen place ready for use!
      • Min. 3.5 m 2 (~38 ft 2 ) unobstructed free area
      • Relief pens for more animals -> 2.8 m 2 (~30 ft 2 ) unobstructed free area per animal
      • Max. 3 animals per relief pen!
      • 2/3 soft bedding
      • Cooling and heating possibilities
    38. Recommended design of hospital pens
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    40. General notes from the trip
      • Most producers would bred in stalls, preg. check, and then move them into the groups
      • Most groups were static in nature
      • Tried to group them by size
      • Vets visit once a month
      • Shoulder lesions are a BIG issue
      • All sorts of floor types, substrate use!
    41. Questions

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