Sentence examples for swine pen from inspiring English sources
Suspected case-patient status was more common, but not statistically significantly so, among persons whose families owned swine and among persons who fed or bathed swine or who cleaned the swine pen during the fair (Table 4).
The fecal samples obtained from pigs raised on more open farmland showed a lower percentage of N. coli than those obtained from animals raised in swine pens.
The presence of these poultry species inside swine pens was similarly frequent in Chancay and Tumbes.
Additionally, chickens and ducks were found perching on the walls of swine pens, although slightly more often in the corrals in Chancay than in Tumbes (Table 2).
During one observation in Chancay, a farmer opened a large feedbag full of poultry mortality -whole and with feathers- and manually threw it into three different swine pens.
This contact occurred more often in Chancay (60.0%, 1.6 times per observation) than in Tumbes (12.5%, 1.0 time per observation), which is likely due to the fact that famers in Chancay spent an appreciably greater time in the swine pens.
The intermingling of species was noted with great frequency in both Chancay and in Tumbes: ducks and chickens were observed both roosting on swine-pen walls and roaming freely inside the pens.
In most sites where swine were penned, swine and these two avian groups did not co-occur within the same scan, or even within the same plot at different times.
Swine husbandry practices differ between the North and Extreme North regions where it is common practice in to let swine roam freely, and the Central and Western regions where swine are typically confined to pens.
