Which reproductive management practice is most appropriate for reducing the risk of uterine contamination after natural mating?

Correct answer: D. Using clean breeding facilities

  • A. Increasing light exposure at mating
  • B. Delaying water access after mating
  • C. Restricting feed before mating
  • D. Using clean breeding facilities

Explanation

Clean facilities and hygienic breeding procedures reduce the introduction of pathogenic organisms into the reproductive tract. Water, feed restriction, and light exposure do not provide this protective effect.

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