Facts:
The project is funded by: varies
Duration of the project: 1980-
Project Leader: Nils Lundeheim
Analysis of data from nucleus and commercial pig herds
Last changed: 24 February 2018
Data from Swedish nucleus and commercial piglet producing herds is an important source for MSc-projects, as well as for PhD-projects.
Data from nucleus herds has been provided by the breeding company Nordic Genetics, and data from piglet producing herds (extracted from WinPig herd monitoring software) has been provided by Gård&Djurhälsan (after agreement with resp. herd owner).
Contact
Nils Lundeheim, Non employee
Department of Animal Breeding and Genetics, Department of Animal Breeding and Genetics, Applied Genetics
Department of Animal Breeding and Genetics, Department of Animal Breeding and Genetics, Applied Genetics
Publications
Canario L, Lundeheim N , Bijma P. 2017. The early-life environment of a pig shapes the phenotypes of its social partners in adulthood. Heredity 118 (6), ss. 534-541.
Le, Hong Thu; Nilsson, K.; Norberg, E.; Lundeheim, N. (2015). Genetic association between leg conformation in young pigs and sow reproduction. Livestock Science 178 ss.9-17.
Felleki, M.; Lundeheim , N. 2015. Genetic heteroscedasticity of teat count in pigs . Journal of Animal Breeding and Genetic 132 (5), ss.392-398.
Lundeheim, N.; Lundgren, H.; Rydhmer, L. 2014. Shoulder ulcers in sows are genetically correlated to leanness of young pigs and to litter weight . Acta Agriculturae Scandinavica, Section A - Animal Science 64 (1), ss.67-72.
Lundeheim, N.; Chalkias, H.; Rydhmer, L. 2013. Genetic analysis of teat number and litter traits in pigs. Acta Agriculturae Scandinavica, Section A - Animal Science 63 (3), ss.121-125.