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  • Swine Farm Management

    General swine topics that cover many aspects of farm management for the farmer involved in or considering raising pigs.

  • Madonna Benjamin, DVM, MS

    Large Animal Clinical Sciences
    gemus@msu.edu
    517-614-8875

  • David Thompson

    Swine Management Educator
    thom1637@msu.edu
    517-279-6414

  • Dale Rozeboom, PhD

    Professor, Associate Chair for Farm Operations and Stakeholder Relations
    rozeboom@msu.edu
    517-355-8398

  • Erica Rogers

    Environmental Management Educator
    roger392@msu.edu
    (814) 441-1356

  • Rodent Control SOP

    Published on November 22, 2019
    To maintain a high level of good health in your herd, you must use various biosecurity practices to prevent the introduction or spread of disease. One area of biosecurity you should address is the rodent control methods your farm uses.

  • Feeding and Watering SOP

    Published on November 22, 2019
    Animal behavior can be greatly affected by the availability of feed and water. Feed and water equipment should be maintained and in working order.

  • Rodent Station Label

    Published on November 22, 2019
    This sheet is used to record the various rodent labels and bait stations used throughout the swine facility.

  • Traslado de Animales no Ambulatorios

    Esta hoja explica qué hacer si un cerdo que no puede pararse o pararse con un soporte y no puede soportar peso en dos de sus patas se considera no ambulatorio.

  • Biosecurity Policy

    Published on November 22, 2019
    Disease prevention is an important component of any swine system. The primary risk from people entering the facility is tracking in contaminated materials on their possessions, clothing, and body from direct and indirect contact with pigs.

  • Livestock Budget Estimator Swine (Simple)

    Published on August 17, 2021
    A budget planning and decision tool for swine producers.

  • Eutanasia

    Los cuidadores que son responsables por la eutanasia siempre deben ser conscientes de la seguridad humana y escoger métodos que no pongan a los cuidadores en riesgo no necesario

  • Euthanasia Action Plan SOP

    Published on November 22, 2019
    This sheet is used write down an action plan for proper and human euthanasia for the swine facility.

  • Hoja de Registro de Ubicación del Cebo para Roedores

    Esta hoja se utiliza para registrar el cebo y el control de roedores dentro de la instalación porcina.

  • Gestión del tratamiento

    Una relación de veterinario-cliente-paciente debe ser establecida demostrando que el productor y el veterinario trabajan juntos para asegurar la salud y el bienestar de los cerdos en la operación.

  • Procesamiento de Cerditos

    ● El procesamiento de cerditos incluye varios procedimientos que se usan para administrar el tratamiento, preparar a los cerditos para el crecimiento e identificar a los animales.

  • Farm Visitor Log-In Sheet

    Published on November 22, 2019
    This sheet is to use to log in visitors into the swine facility.

  • Evaluación Interna de las Instalaciones

    Esta hoja se utiliza para registrar las evaluaciones internas del sitio dentro de la instalación porcina.

  • Registro de Capacitación del Cuidador

    Esta hoja se usa para registrar el entrenamiento de cuidador individual en la instalación porcina.

  • Handling Equipment SOP

    Published on November 22, 2019
    Good handling practices will be prioritized on the farm. It is understood that using low-stress handling practices contributes to the well-being and positive impact of the animal, caretaker, and the pork industry.

  • Piglet Processing SOP

    Published on November 22, 2019
    Piglet processing includes various procedures used to administer treatment, prepare piglets for growth, and identify animals.

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