Raising entire males with an outlook on boar taint and product quality – preliminary project results | Reja merjasckov s stalisca problematije spolnega vonja in kakovosti proizvodov – predstavitev projekta in prvih rezultatov
2014
Candek-Potokar, M., Agricultural Institute of Slovenia, Ljubljana (Slovenia). | Skrlep, M. | Batorek-Lukac, N. | Kubale, V. | Fazarinc, G. | Salobir, J. | Rezar, V. | Levart, A. | Fanedl, L. | Avgustin, G. | Prevolnik-Povse, M. | Skorjanc, D.
Surgical castration of piglets is a routine practice used to avoid boar taint, the unpleasant smell which develops with puberty in non-castrated male pigs. There is an initiative to end it until 2018 supported by the European commission (OJ EU 2011/C 243/06 on key research necessities). The project presented hereby is designed to answer some issues of scientific and practical relevance related to
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