A chart to understand winter risks: Four lines of defense to help you quickly check the foundation of your pig and layer farms.

Winter isn't just about "getting through": it can transform from a season of crisis into a great opportunity to readjust your physical condition.

In winter, we don't just look at "whether there's poop," but rather whether the intestines can turn every bite of feed into results.

In winter, everyone focuses on respiratory health, but what truly sustains the results is often that "invisible gut."

Eggs are still being laid, but risks are accumulating? Layer hens also need a four-pronged defense system for winter.

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Winter isn't just about adding more ingredients: use "four lines of defense" to put your immunity and nutrition on the same side.

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