Computer simulation model of swine production systems: II. Modeling body composition and weight of female pigs, fetal development, milk production, and growth of suckling pigs.

doi:10.2527/1991.6941489x

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Computer simulation model of swine production systems: II. Modeling body composition and weight of female pigs, fetal development, milk production, and growth of suckling pigs.

Journal of animal science - 1 Apr 1991

Pomar C, Harris D L, Minvielle F

Abstract excerpt

Theoretical concepts and relationships used to develop a deterministic computer simulation model of female pigs during their reproductive life are described. The model predicts, in a continuous form, body composition and weight of female pigs, fetal development, sow milk yield, and growth of suck...

Topics

Animals
Animals, Suckling
Body Composition
Body Weight
Computer Simulation
Dietary Proteins
Embryonic and Fetal Development
Energy Intake
Female
Genotype
Lactation
Models, Biological
Pregnancy
Reproduction
Swine
Weight Gain

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PMID: 2071514
DOI: 10.2527/1991.6941489x

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