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Weaning at 28 Days. Is Creep Feeding Beneficial?

WShannon
Nutrition
November 3, 2020

Creep feeding in the farrowing room is often practiced to ensure the transition to solid feed at weaning goes smoothly. This is important as weight loss and increased disease risk are often noted post-weaning due to the stressful transition. It is possible that the creep feeding benefits will be more evident with a later weaning age of 28 days. After being given creep feed for 7 days prior to weaning, no performance benefit was noted regardless of the initial weaning weight.

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