Jyga Technologies - GESTAL published research findings from Thomas Sønderby Bruun showing that sows fed 3.7 to 4.0 kg/day between day 108 of gestation and farrowing show shorter farrowing durations, less need for manual assistance, and lower stillbirth rates.
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One detail that changes everything in the farrowing room. Sows fed 3.7 to 4.0 kg/day between day 108 of gestation and farrowing show shorter farrowing durations, less ne…
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Jyga Technologies - GESTAL
Made by producers and for producers, Jyga Technologies is always one step ahead in swine feeding. #GESTAL
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- Manufacturing
- Location
- St Lambert de Lauzon, CA
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Jyga Technologies - GESTAL
Jyga Technologies Inc. is the manufacturer of the GESTAL products for swine producers. The company manufactures the GESTAL swine feeding systems and the equipment for ROBUST.
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Jyga Technologies - GESTAL team visited Qingdao to connect with clients on feeding strategies and the integration of precision technologies, aiming to optimize daily operations.
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Jyga Technologies - GESTAL announced that its offices in Kansas and Quebec will be closed on Monday, September 7th.
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Jyga Technologies - GESTAL welcomed Jackson Zenatti as the Business Development Director for Latin America.
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