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Energy intake, body composition and reproductive performance of the gilt

Kirkwood et al., 1985

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6425189976831238996
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Kirkwood R
Aherne F
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Journal of Animal Science

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The relationship between age, live weight, body composition and energy status on the onset and maintenance of reproductive activity in females is reviewed. When possible, swine studies have been employed, although, of necessity, much data are drawn from other …
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