THE INFLUENCE OF NEUROTROPIC - METABOLIC MEDICINES ON GLUCOSE LEVEL IN THE BLOOD OF SOWS AT THE DIFFERENT PERIODS OF PHYSIOLOGICAL STATE

Authors

  • O. Pylypchuk
  • V. Sheremeta

Abstract

It was found that the  feeding   of "Hlyutam 1M" to sows immediately after  the weaning  leads to a tendency to reduce the  content of glucose just on the day after the feeding,  but continues to influence  it till the final stages of  the sexual inclination .  The glucose  level  -  compared  to  the  first  day  -  increased  by  9.3%  on  day  13  and decreased by 11.3% on day 28.  The  weaned period  reduces by  1.6 days,  so  fertility
and  prolificacy  indicators  increase    by  20%,  1.9 p., 16.8%.  And also the number of stillborn piglets reduces by  0.8 p.

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