Learn about sow sores in January webinar

By Scout Nelson

The SowBridge webinar series, a distinguished online resource for swine industry professionals, is set to discuss the pressing issue of sow shoulder sores in its next session. Scheduled for January 8, 2024, at 11:15 a.m. CST, this session aims to provide crucial insights into one of the common challenges in sow management.

Sow shoulder sores, a condition affecting the welfare and productivity of sows, will be the focal topic. Experts from across the nation will lead the webinar, sharing their latest findings and effective strategies to manage and prevent these sores.

This discussion is particularly valuable for those directly involved in the care and management of sows, offering them practical solutions and preventative measures.

Registration for the webinar series is priced at $200, covering participation in multiple sessions throughout the year. Each session is designed to tackle different aspects of sow production, ensuring comprehensive coverage of the field.

Interested individuals can register using a dedicated blue button found below or directly on the SowBridge website. Once registered, participants will receive access to live sessions and recorded links post-webinar, allowing for review and continued learning.

The series is coordinated by notable experts in the field, including Bob Thaler, the Farm Credit Services of America Endowed Chair in Swine Production and a Distinguished Professor, alongside Ryan Samuel, an assistant professor.

Both are affiliated with SDSU Extension and are specialized in swine health and production. Their expertise ensures that each webinar is not only informative but also grounded in the latest scientific research and practical applications.

This educational event is crucial for those looking to enhance their understanding and management of sow health, providing an invaluable opportunity to learn from and interact with leading experts in the swine industry. Whether you're a seasoned professional or new to the field, the insights offered in this webinar will be beneficial for advancing sow care practices.

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