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The Importance of Diagnostics
6/11/2023byInterchem staff
Early diagnosis and establishment of reliable countermeasures to infectious disease outbreaks is essential to limit severe biophysical consequences. The Interchem Swine team, along with your prescribing vet, provide a range of diagnostics.
Read moreSynchronisation of Gilts
28/8/2023byEadaoin Conway
The hormonal synchronisation of estrus is a management strategy that facilitates the earlier introduction of breeding-eligible females into the breeding herd, therefore reducing the gilt pool.
Read moreImproving biosecurity on your unit
17/7/2023byInterchem staff
The prevention of infectious diseases in pigs is important for both animal welfare and economic productivity. Biosecurity is the set of practical measures taken to limit the spread of infectious disease.
Read moreHave you got a sub-clinical coccidiosis issue?
26/4/2023byInterchem staff
Coccidiosis is one of the most costly diseases in swine production.
Read moreIron Deficiency Anaemia
31/3/2023byInterchem staff
Iron deficiency anaemia (IDA) is the most commonly recognised clinical condition of fast-growing piglets reared in commercial settings.
Read moreNewsletter Winter 2022
9/1/2023byInterchem staff
The Interchem Swine Team is delighted to share with you the Winter 2022 Newsletter.
Read moreIron-deficiency Anaemia in Piglets
30/11/2022byInterchem Swine Team
Piglets require sufficient, high quality iron, not only to prevent iron deficiency anaemia, but to achieve their full growth potential by having a strong immune system.
Read moreReducing Salmonella Prevalance
26/10/2022byInterchem Staff
Through their Pig HealthCheck programme, Animal Health Ireland are working on making changes to the National Pig Salmonella Control Programme in order to assist pig producers in reducing the Salmonella challenge on their pig units.
Read moreCoccidiosis
16/3/2022byInterchem staff
Coccidiosis is one of the most costly diseases in swine production.
Read moreBlog
The Importance of Diagnostics
6/11/2023byInterchem staff
Early diagnosis and establishment of reliable countermeasures to infectious disease outbreaks is essential to limit severe biophysical consequences. The Interchem Swine team, along with your prescribing vet, provide a range of diagnostics.
Read moreSynchronisation of Gilts
28/8/2023byEadaoin Conway
The hormonal synchronisation of estrus is a management strategy that facilitates the earlier introduction of breeding-eligible females into the breeding herd, therefore reducing the gilt pool.
Read moreImproving biosecurity on your unit
17/7/2023byInterchem staff
The prevention of infectious diseases in pigs is important for both animal welfare and economic productivity. Biosecurity is the set of practical measures taken to limit the spread of infectious disease.
Read moreHave you got a sub-clinical coccidiosis issue?
26/4/2023byInterchem staff
Coccidiosis is one of the most costly diseases in swine production.
Read moreIron Deficiency Anaemia
31/3/2023byInterchem staff
Iron deficiency anaemia (IDA) is the most commonly recognised clinical condition of fast-growing piglets reared in commercial settings.
Read moreNewsletter Winter 2022
9/1/2023byInterchem staff
The Interchem Swine Team is delighted to share with you the Winter 2022 Newsletter.
Read moreIron-deficiency Anaemia in Piglets
30/11/2022byInterchem Swine Team
Piglets require sufficient, high quality iron, not only to prevent iron deficiency anaemia, but to achieve their full growth potential by having a strong immune system.
Read moreReducing Salmonella Prevalance
26/10/2022byInterchem Staff
Through their Pig HealthCheck programme, Animal Health Ireland are working on making changes to the National Pig Salmonella Control Programme in order to assist pig producers in reducing the Salmonella challenge on their pig units.
Read moreCoccidiosis
16/3/2022byInterchem staff
Coccidiosis is one of the most costly diseases in swine production.
Read more