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January 1, 1997Proceedings of the British Society of Animal Science

Genetic parameter estimates for feeding pattern and production traits in pigs

Alexandra Hall William G. Hill P. R. Bampton A.J. Webb

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Until recently, to enable accurate recording of feed intake, pigs were kept in individual pens. The advent of electronic feeders has allowed accurate records of feed intake and feeding patterns in group housing which is more similar to that found in the production environment. The objectives of this study were to estimate genetic parameters for these feeding pattern traits and their correlations with production traits to show potential benefits in selection.

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