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• W2080348841 abstract "The objective of this study was to estimate the effect of piglet birth weight on future BW, growth, backfat, and longissimus muscle area of pigs in a commercial U.S. production system. Pigs (n = 5727) at a commercial farm were individually weighed and identified within 24 h of birth. Weights were collected prior to weaning (n = 4108), after finisher placement (n = 3439), and 7 (n = 1622) and 16 (n = 1586) weeks into finishing; hot carcass weight was also collected (n = 1693). Average daily gain during lactation, nursery, finishing, and overall (birth to 16 weeks into finishing) was calculated. During BW collection 16 weeks into finishing, real-time ultrasound backfat thickness and longissimus muscle area were measured. Sex × birth weight (linear and quadratic) interactions were observed for BW at weaning and finisher placement and daily gain during pre-weaning and nursery. Linear birth weight × cross foster interactions were observed for weaning weight and pre-weaning gain. Linear and quadratic effects of birth weight on BW at weaning, finisher placement, 7 and 16 weeks into finishing, and hot carcass weight and average daily gain during pre-weaning, nursery, finishing, and total were observed. For all measures of BW and average daily gain, as birth weight increased subsequent BW and average daily gain increased at a decreasing rate; however, for the sex × birth weight (linear and quadratic) interactions, heavier birth weight barrows were lighter and grew slower than gilts of comparable birth weight. Worth noting, the birth weight × sex interactions described very few pigs in the extreme portion of the birth weight distribution. For birth weight × cross foster interactions, non-cross fostered pigs were increasingly heavier and faster growing as birth weight increased compared to cross fostered pigs. Heavier birth weight pigs tended to have increased backfat depth (P = 0.07). Linear and quadratic effects of birth weight on longissimus muscle area were observed; as birth weight increased muscling increased at a decreasing rate. Regardless of interactions or period of production, increased birth weight resulted in heavier future BW, faster daily gain along with larger longissimus muscle area prior to harvest. In all instances the magnitude of the negative effect of birth weight increased as birth weight decreased." @default.
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• W2080348841 title "Effect of piglet birth weight on body weight, growth, backfat, and longissimus muscle area of commercial market swine" @default.
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