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Effect of alterations in the quantity and composition of the pre-mating diet on embryo survival and foetal growth in the pig
This trial examined the effects of feeding six diets, which varied in either amount or composition, during the oestrous cycle prior to insemination on embryo survival and foetal development on day 27 ± 2 of pregnancy in gilts. Ten or 11 gilts per group received either a maintenance (M) diet, 1.8 × M
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