Breeds of Pig Flashcards

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  • generally small
  • mostly solid black or black and white
  • good mothering ability
  • prolific
  • generally resistant to adverse conditions and adapted to rural farm conditions
  • bacon/meat type
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PHILIPPINE NATIVE PIG

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  • good mothering ability
  • large litter size
  • ears are medium-sized and erect
  • relatively short and straight snout
  • legs are strong and sturdy
  • tendency to produce carcasses with thicker backfat
  • lard type
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LARGE WHITE/YORKSHIRE

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Origin of Large White/Yorkshire

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ENGLAND

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  • generally white, some have bluish black spots/markings
  • long body
  • large, drooping ears
  • long and relatively straight snout
  • good mothering ability and prolific
  • bacon/meat type
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LANDRACE

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Origin of Landrace

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LANDRACE

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Major defect of Landrace

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WEAK HIND LEGS & PASTERN

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  • skin color and coat ranges from light brown to very dark red
  • majority are cherry red in color
  • head is small in proportion to its body
  • medium-sized drooping ears
  • relatively short and straight snout
  • considered as superior breed in terms of growth rate and feed efficiency
  • good muscle/carcass quality
  • bacon/meat type
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DUROC

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Origin of Duroc

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USA

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Most resistant to stress

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DUROC

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  • mostly spotted black and white
  • medium sized ears that are either erect or drooping
  • moderately long and slightly dished snout
  • reproductive performance and mothering ability are relatively good
  • weak hind legs
  • highly susceptible to stress
  • bacon/meat type
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PIETRAIN

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Origin of Pietrain

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BELGIUM

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  • red in color
  • ears are erect
  • long head and snout
  • sows are noted to be good mothers that bear large litter
  • bacon/meat type
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TAMWORTH

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Noted for foraging ability

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TAMWORTH

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Origin of Tamworth

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IRELAND

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Also known as the “Thin Rind” in Kentucky

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HAMPSHIRE

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  • black hogs with white belts that encircles the forepart of their bodies including their forelegs
  • have erect ears
  • noted for its rustling (foraging) ability, muscle and carcass leanness
  • bacon/meat type
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HAMPSHIRE

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Origin of Hampshire

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ENGLAND

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A breed developed by breeding the Russian, Byfield, Big China, Berkshire and Irish Grazer in the 1800s

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POLAND CHINA

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Origin of Poland China

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USA

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  • black with white six white points on its feet, face and tip of the tail
  • forward-drooping ears
  • one of the larger breeds
  • produce carcasses with low back fat and large loin eyes
  • bacon/meat type
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POLAND CHINA

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  • medium-sized
  • black with six white points on its feet, face and tip of the tail
  • dished face
  • erect ears
  • bacon/meat type
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BERKSHIRE

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Origin of Berkshire

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ENGLAND

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  • a breed that arise from the mating of a berkshire boar with a Philippine Native Sow from Jalajala, Rizal
  • became extinct after World War II
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BERKJALA

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Developed in the UP Los Banos in 1935

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BERKJALA