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    Irene Camerlink

    PhD and post-doc researcher

    Irene Camerlink is a researcher at the University of Veterinary Medicine in Vienna (Vetmeduni) where she works on social behaviour in pigs and its relationship to neurobiology and animal welfare.

    GroupHouseNet: four years of EU-wide collaboration on tail docking solutions

    Disease Pig Welfare Enrichment
    calendar icon 14 April 2020
    clock icon 8 minute read

    Practical solutions for improving welfare on commercial and small-scale farms

    Disease Pig Welfare Enrichment
    calendar icon 11 March 2020
    clock icon 4 minute read
    Dr Irene Camerlink discusses her new book, Animal welfare in practice: Pigs, and the benefits that practical welfare solutions can have for both pigs and profits.

    How to make efficient financial decisions for the future of your pig herd

    Disease Pig Welfare Husbandry
    calendar icon 31 January 2020
    clock icon 7 minute read
    What would you do if given the choice to invest or to not invest at all, in strategies to reduce aggression between pigs?

    Weighing up the costs and benefits of co-mingling piglets before weaning

    Disease Pig Welfare Enrichment
    calendar icon 7 October 2019
    clock icon 9 minute read
    What are the pros and cons of co-mingling? One researcher provides an overview based on 30 years of research studies against the background of concerns in practice.

    How to achieve long-term reduction in antimicrobial use in your pig herd

    Husbandry Environmental management Herd management
    calendar icon 14 August 2019
    clock icon 10 minute read
    With the global drive to stop routine antimicrobial use in livestock and reduce use of antimicrobials overall, we take a look at some alternative ways we can ensure this happens on our pig farms.

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    October 2018

    The profits of good mothers

    Disease Pig Welfare Husbandry
    calendar icon 3 October 2018
    clock icon 6 minute read
    Good sows are the basis of a good pig herd. Investing in sow health and calm behaviour will pay off in terms of sow productivity and piglet growth. But how much exactly?
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