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Breeds of Swine

Breeds of Swine. Ione Community School Mrs. Heideman. Landrace. Originated in Denmark Drooped ears Known for their maternal instincts White Long Flatter-topped than other breeds. Berkshire. Originated in England Black with white legs, snout and switch Once kept at Buckingham Palace

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Breeds of Swine

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  1. Breeds of Swine Ione Community School Mrs. Heideman

  2. Landrace • Originated in Denmark • Drooped ears • Known for their maternal instincts • White • Long • Flatter-topped than other breeds

  3. Berkshire • Originated in England • Black with white legs, snout and switch • Once kept at Buckingham Palace • Known for producing high quality meats • Erect ears

  4. Chester White • Originated in Chester County, Pennsylvania • White with drooped ears • Mothering breed • Known to produce large litters

  5. Duroc • Originated in the United States • Solid red • Drooped ears • Slight dish to the face • Excellent meat type hog

  6. Hampshire • Originated in the United States • Probably the oldest American breed • Black with a white belt • Small, erect ears • Well-known meat breed

  7. Hereford • Originated in Missouri • Developed from crossing Berkshires and Durocs • Red with white face, legs and underline • Medium-sized, drooping ear • Long neck

  8. Poland China • Originated in the US • Noted for ability to easily gain weight • Quiet dispositions • Black with white snouts, legs and switch • Generally poor mothers • Drooped ears

  9. Spots • Developed in Indiana • Black and white spots • Efficient feeders • Noted for rapid weight gain

  10. Tamworth • Originated in Ireland • Red in color • A noted bacon breed • Deep-sided • Well-arched back • Erect ears • Good mothers • Very active

  11. Yorkshire • Originated in England • White • Large, erect ears • Known as “The Mother Breed” • Produces large litters • Bacon-type hog

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