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Swine Breeds
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9th graders taking an introductory animal science or agriculture class.Audience Slide4
A computer lab with a computer for each student. Headphone
s will also be provided to each student.Learning Environment Slide5
Given a picture of a pig, the student will be able to identify what breed it is based on markings, color, and ears with 100% accuracy.
Given a picture of a pig, the student will be able to name the origin of the breed without notes with 100% accuracy.Learning Objectives Slide6
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Why do breeds exist?
What do you look for when identifying breeds?Swine BreedsSwine Breed Trivia Activity Quiz
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Breeds make it easier to distinguish the many kinds of pigs.
Breeds make it easier to sort out the desirable characteristics that certain animals have and recognize them.Why do breeds exist?Slide9
Color
MarkingsBody TypeEars
What do you look for when identifying breeds?Slide10
There are 3 colors to
look for:White BlackRedPigs can either be a solid color or have markings on them.ColorSlide11
Some pigs have no markings.
The markings that you could see on a pig:Belted: All black with a white stripe around the shoulders.SpottedPoints: Solid black with white on feet, nose, and tail.MarkingsSlide12
Muscular
Some breeds are more muscular than others because they are raised for meat. MaternalSome breeds look more maternal because they have a better a better mothering ability and they produce better litters than other breeds.Body TypeSlide13
DroopyErect
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Hampshire
YorkshireDurocChester White Landrace Berkshire
Spot
Poland China
Hereford
Tamworth
PietrainSwine BreedsSlide15
Origin: United States, oldest American breed in existence.
Color: BlackMarkings: BeltedEars: ErectCharacteristics: High-quality meat, terminal sires, hardinessHampshireSlide16
Origin: Yorkshire County, England
Color: WhiteMarkings: SolidEars: ErectCharacteristics: Known for mothering ability, long-bodied.YorkshireSlide17
Origin: Corn Belt and Eastern United States
Color: Red Markings: SolidEars: DroopyCharacteristics: Long-bodied, highest conversion rate of feed, good meat.DurocSlide18
Origin:
Chester County, Pennsylvania, United StatesColor: WhiteMarkings: SolidEars: Droopy; stops just above the eyesCharacteristics: Long-bodied, meat, good production.Chester White Slide19
Origin: Denmark
Color: WhiteMarkings: SolidEars: Droopy; overs the eyesCharacteristics: Always been noted for milk production and mothering abilities, long-bodied.LandraceSlide20
Origin: Shire of Berk, England
Color: BlackMarkings: White on tip of tail, snout, and four white-stockinged feetEars: ErectCharacteristics: Known for meat and good sires.Berkshire Slide21
Origin: Ohio, United States
Color: Black and WhiteMarkings: SpottedEars: DroopyCharacteristics: Good carcass quality, feed efficiency, good rate of gain.SpotSlide22
Origin: Ohio, United States
Color: BlackMarkings: White on tip of tail, snout, and four white-stockinged feetEars: DroopyCharacteristics: Great weight gain. Excellent feeders. Poland ChinaSlide23
Origin: Missouri, United States
Color: Red and WhiteMarkings: Red with white marks all over the body.Ears: DroopyCharacteristics: Similar to the cattle breed it shares its name with. Good meat.Hereford Slide24
Origin: EnglandColor: Red
Markings: SolidEars: ErectCharacteristics: Extremely muscular. Very timid. Tasty bacon. Small for a pig breed.Tamworth Slide25
Origin: BelgiumColor: Black and White
Markings: SpottedEars: ErectCharacteristics: Extremely muscular. Very lean.Pietrain Slide26
Swine Breeds Trivia Activity
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www.ca.uky.edu/agripedia/agmania/interactive/SwineBreeds.html
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Why do breeds exist?
To identify whether the pig is a boy or a girl. To measure the production of the pig.To distinguish between the different kinds of pigs.
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What are some things you look for when identifying breeds?
Color, markings, ears, body typeColor, eyes, feet, body typeNose, EPD, markings, ears
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What are the three colors of pigs?
Red, white, and blueBlack, white, redGray, black, white
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What are the different markings?
Stars, spots, stripesBelted, roan, specklesBelted, spotted, points
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True or False: Ears can be either be droopy or erect.
TrueFalseQuestion 5Slide40
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What breed is this and where did it originate?
Chester White- Chester County, Pennsylvania, United StatesBerkshire- Shire of Berk, EnglandDuroc- Corn Belt and Eastern United States
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What breed is this and what are its characteristics?
Duroc- Long-bodied, terminal siresHampshire- High-quality meat, terminal sires, hardiness.Berkshire- Hardiness, known for mothering ability.
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What breed is this and what markings does it have?
Chester White- SolidDuroc- SolidSpot- Spotted
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What breed is this and are its ears droopy or erect?
Hampshire-erectLandrace-droopySpot-droopy
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What breed is this
and where did it originate?Yorkshire- Yorkshire County, EnglandSpot- Ohio, United StatesLandrace- Denmark
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