HeyJaredInside the Helix
“Inside the Helix” is a podcast presentation from DNA Genetics that focuses on all things that matter to the pork industry.
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New Crop Transition: What Swine Producers Need to Know (opens the original)
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As harvest begins, the conversation around old vs. new crop becomes more prevalent. In today’s episode of Inside the Helix, Dr. Steve Kitt, swine nutritionist at DNA Genetics, explains what producers need to plan for and consider during this harvest season.
Changing Seasons, Changing Ventilation (opens the original)
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Fall is quickly approaching. As temperatures begin to shift, managing your barns’ ventilation becomes increasingly important for maintaining pig comfort, health, and performance. In this episode of Inside the Helix, Andy Jakubowski dives into the key considerations for transitioning your barn ventilation from summer to fall. We will discuss how seasonal changes can impact your barn's ventilation and affect your pigs.
Understanding The Effects of Temperature on Samples (opens the original)
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Does temperature really affect your sample results? The quick answer is yes, it does, and understanding why can make all the difference in collecting accurate, reliable data. In this episode of Inside the Helix, Dr. Jamie Madigan explores how temperature impacts sample integrity, common mistakes that can compromise results, and practical steps you, as a producer, can take to ensure your samples arrive in the best possible condition.
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