In the News: Andrea Luttman (PhD candidate)

Andrea Luttman interviewed for Swine Health Blackbelt Podcast and writes article for National Hog Farmer regarding stress resilience in pigs.

Dr. Clayton Johnson interviews Andrea Luttman for the Swine Health Blackbelt Podcast about her work measuring stress factors in piglets at weaning, and working to define resilience in pig populations. For video and audio options, visit the Swine Campus blog: #27 How much does social stress affect pigs? - Andrea Luttman

In addition to her interview, Luttman wrote an article for the National Hog Farmer that was published in the Nov/Dec NHF issue: “Characterizing resilience and robustness in pigs”  

 

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