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A bioeconomic simulation model for a hierarchical swine breeding structure.

Journal of animal science - 1 Jun 1992

Faust M A, Tess M W, Robison O W

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A stochastic computer model was developed to simulate individual pigs in a hierarchical breeding system. The bioeconomic model was designed as a tool to facilitate the evaluation of selection, culling, and management strategies for a three-tiered breeding structure. Events such as mating, farrowing, and selection occurred weekly. Variables included number of pigs born alive, survival rate from birth to weaning,...

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PMID: 1634400
DOI: 10.2527/1992.7061760x

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