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Evaluating Seasonal Serum Vitamin D Levels and Growth Performance in Pigs From Organic Farms

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Pigs in outdoor group A showed higher average final body weights than indoor group C.
Serum vitamin D levels peaked in summer, showing significant seasonal variation across different groups.
Altitude had a limited effect on vitamin D levels, notably only in winter conditions.
Housing type significantly impacted vitamin D levels in all seasons between outdoor and indoor groups.

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Seasonal variations in serum vitamin D levels affect growth performance in pigs raised on organic farms, highlighting the influence of housing type.

Šteferl et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Seasonal variations in serum vitamin D levels affect growth performance in pigs raised on organic farms, highlighting the influence of housing type.