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Biography and Research Information
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Hannah G. Grogan's research investigates the impact of nutrient interventions during gilt development on reproductive performance, longevity, and subsequent progeny growth. Her work has explored the effects of 25(OH)D3 on complete blood cell counts in gilts across multiple parity cycles. Additionally, Grogan has examined the efficacy of phytochemicals as replacements for medical growth promoters in wean-to-finisher pigs, focusing on growth performance outcomes. She collaborates with researchers at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, including Bernard Abeiku Sam and Charles V. Maxwell, with whom she has co-authored multiple publications. Grogan's scholarship metrics include an h-index of 1, with 5 total publications and 48 total citations.
Metrics
- h-index: 1
- Publications: 5
- Citations: 48
Selected Publications
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PSII-2 Longitudinal investigation of reducing growth during gilt development period and 25(OH)D3 on gilt’s complete blood cell counts from 9 weeks of ages through 4 parity cycles (2025)
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99 Phytochemicals as medical growth promoter replacement on growth performance in wean to finisher pigs (2024)
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PSIV-1 Nutrient Intervention During Gilt Development Leads to Effects on Progeny Growth Responses (2023)
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273 Longitudinal Investigation of Nutrient Intervention During Gilts Development on Sow Reproductive Performance and Longevity (2023)
Collaboration Network
Top Collaborators
Tsung-Cheng Tsai
University of Arkansas at Fayetteville (US)
4 shared publications
- 273 Longitudinal Investigation of Nutrient Intervention During Gilts Development on Sow Reproductive Performance and Longevity
- PSIV-1 Nutrient Intervention During Gilt Development Leads to Effects on Progeny Growth Responses
- 99 Phytochemicals as medical growth promoter replacement on growth performance in wean to finisher pigs
- PSII-2 Longitudinal investigation of reducing growth during gilt development period and 25(OH)D3 on gilt’s complete blood cell counts from 9 weeks of ages through 4 parity cycles
Bernard Abeiku Sam
University of Arkansas at Fayetteville
4 shared publications
In database
- 273 Longitudinal Investigation of Nutrient Intervention During Gilts Development on Sow Reproductive Performance and Longevity
- PSIV-1 Nutrient Intervention During Gilt Development Leads to Effects on Progeny Growth Responses
- 99 Phytochemicals as medical growth promoter replacement on growth performance in wean to finisher pigs
- PSII-2 Longitudinal investigation of reducing growth during gilt development period and 25(OH)D3 on gilt’s complete blood cell counts from 9 weeks of ages through 4 parity cycles
Charles V Maxwell
University of Arkansas at Fayetteville
4 shared publications
In database
- 273 Longitudinal Investigation of Nutrient Intervention During Gilts Development on Sow Reproductive Performance and Longevity
- PSIV-1 Nutrient Intervention During Gilt Development Leads to Effects on Progeny Growth Responses
- 99 Phytochemicals as medical growth promoter replacement on growth performance in wean to finisher pigs
- PSII-2 Longitudinal investigation of reducing growth during gilt development period and 25(OH)D3 on gilt’s complete blood cell counts from 9 weeks of ages through 4 parity cycles
Jon R Bergstrom
Firmenich (Switzerland) (CH)
3 shared publications
- 273 Longitudinal Investigation of Nutrient Intervention During Gilts Development on Sow Reproductive Performance and Longevity
- PSIV-1 Nutrient Intervention During Gilt Development Leads to Effects on Progeny Growth Responses
- PSII-2 Longitudinal investigation of reducing growth during gilt development period and 25(OH)D3 on gilt’s complete blood cell counts from 9 weeks of ages through 4 parity cycles
Kyle Coble
3 shared publications
- 273 Longitudinal Investigation of Nutrient Intervention During Gilts Development on Sow Reproductive Performance and Longevity
- PSIV-1 Nutrient Intervention During Gilt Development Leads to Effects on Progeny Growth Responses
- PSII-2 Longitudinal investigation of reducing growth during gilt development period and 25(OH)D3 on gilt’s complete blood cell counts from 9 weeks of ages through 4 parity cycles
Uislei A Orlando
3 shared publications
- 273 Longitudinal Investigation of Nutrient Intervention During Gilts Development on Sow Reproductive Performance and Longevity
- PSIV-1 Nutrient Intervention During Gilt Development Leads to Effects on Progeny Growth Responses
- PSII-2 Longitudinal investigation of reducing growth during gilt development period and 25(OH)D3 on gilt’s complete blood cell counts from 9 weeks of ages through 4 parity cycles
Sara D Hough
Firmenich (Switzerland) (CH)
3 shared publications
- 273 Longitudinal Investigation of Nutrient Intervention During Gilts Development on Sow Reproductive Performance and Longevity
- PSIV-1 Nutrient Intervention During Gilt Development Leads to Effects on Progeny Growth Responses
- PSII-2 Longitudinal investigation of reducing growth during gilt development period and 25(OH)D3 on gilt’s complete blood cell counts from 9 weeks of ages through 4 parity cycles
Kayla Blake
3 shared publications
- 273 Longitudinal Investigation of Nutrient Intervention During Gilts Development on Sow Reproductive Performance and Longevity
- PSIV-1 Nutrient Intervention During Gilt Development Leads to Effects on Progeny Growth Responses
- PSII-2 Longitudinal investigation of reducing growth during gilt development period and 25(OH)D3 on gilt’s complete blood cell counts from 9 weeks of ages through 4 parity cycles
Steven S Dritz
3 shared publications
- 273 Longitudinal Investigation of Nutrient Intervention During Gilts Development on Sow Reproductive Performance and Longevity
- PSIV-1 Nutrient Intervention During Gilt Development Leads to Effects on Progeny Growth Responses
- PSII-2 Longitudinal investigation of reducing growth during gilt development period and 25(OH)D3 on gilt’s complete blood cell counts from 9 weeks of ages through 4 parity cycles
Carine M Vier
3 shared publications
- 273 Longitudinal Investigation of Nutrient Intervention During Gilts Development on Sow Reproductive Performance and Longevity
- PSIV-1 Nutrient Intervention During Gilt Development Leads to Effects on Progeny Growth Responses
- PSII-2 Longitudinal investigation of reducing growth during gilt development period and 25(OH)D3 on gilt’s complete blood cell counts from 9 weeks of ages through 4 parity cycles
Nathan Davis
University of Arkansas at Fayetteville
2 shared publications
In database
- 273 Longitudinal Investigation of Nutrient Intervention During Gilts Development on Sow Reproductive Performance and Longevity
- PSIV-1 Nutrient Intervention During Gilt Development Leads to Effects on Progeny Growth Responses
Rebecca Allen
University of Arkansas at Fayetteville
1 shared publication
In database
- 99 Phytochemicals as medical growth promoter replacement on growth performance in wean to finisher pigs
Robert Story
University of Arkansas at Fayetteville (US)
1 shared publication
- 99 Phytochemicals as medical growth promoter replacement on growth performance in wean to finisher pigs
Jamie Andrés Ángel Isaza
1 shared publication
- 99 Phytochemicals as medical growth promoter replacement on growth performance in wean to finisher pigs
Blanca Cecilia Martinez
1 shared publication
- 99 Phytochemicals as medical growth promoter replacement on growth performance in wean to finisher pigs
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