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In this episode, Dr. Ashley Hartman and Brady McNeil bust some of today’s biggest misperceptions about the DNA Line 241 female. Backed by data and real-world results, they dive into how this sow has evolved—becoming more efficient, easier to manage, and ultimately helping producers reduce labor costs without compromising performance.
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