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Effects of Puberty and First Insemination Parameters on Lifetime Reproductive Performance in Replacement Gilts.
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This study investigated the influence of age, body weight, and backfat thickness at puberty and first insemination on the reproductive performance and retention rate across multiple parities in replacement gilts. A total of 3025 DanBred gilts were classified according to these factors. Their reproductive performance and survival were monitored up to the fifth parity. The estrus detection rate was 88.36%, and the success rate of insemination was 87.63%. Retention rates from the first to the fifth parity were 85.10%, 73.82%, 59.37%, 47.42%, and 36.36%, respectively. Multiple regression analysis further revealed that age at puberty was negatively associated with total born, born alive, healthy piglets, and weaned piglets across five parities (
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