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Study uses landscape-scale, real-world data to learn wild pig behavior

2019-10-14 15:26:00| National Hog Farmer

Overall, wild pigs eat and damage agriculture more when it is highly available, but this behavior lessens when non-agricultural food sources are also highly available.

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