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Swine Weight Gain Chart - Chaparral 4-H 2025

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The document is a form for the Chaparral 4-H Swine Project, designed to collect information about a member's pig, including details such as the member's name, pig's name, breed, breeder, purchase date, sex, feed type, birthdate, and medical history. It also includes sections for tracking the pig's weight gain and feed consumption.

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How much do pigs sell for in 4-H?

The price of a pig will vary depending on the quality of the animal and the reputation of the farm. It is common to see pigs range from $100 to even a few thousand dollars per pig. However, do not pay a high price for a pig with the idea that this alone will assure you of a winning champion.

What is the best breed of pig for 4-H?

Herford The Herford hog is popular among first-time pig raisers and 4H children. Theyre easy-going and adaptable. Even though they excel on pasture and foraging, they do well in confined housing as well. The Hereford grows quickly and is easily fattened. Theyre known for their ability to till up an area.

How much does a 21 day old pig weigh?

Birth to Weaning 21 days (3 weeks) There are typically 12-13 pigs per litter. Piglets nurse for the first 21 days of their life and weigh 13-15 pounds when they are weaned.

What is the average daily weight gain for pigs?

Average Daily Gain (ADG) Understanding ADG is key to understanding a pigs growth rate and its ability to reach market weight by a certain date (show time). Most pigs will have an ADG between 1.5 and 2.0 pounds per day. Younger pigs have a higher ADG than they do as they approach their final market weight.

How much does a 4-H pig weigh?

Like market lambs and goats, market hogs should also be about six months old at the time of your fair. Once a market hog surpasses this age, you risk the animal becoming overweight. They will ideally weigh 210 - 300 pounds at the time of the fair, depending on the frame size of the animal.

How much do 4h pigs weigh?

They will ideally weigh 210 - 300 pounds at the time of the fair, depending on the frame size of the animal. For example, if your fair is in late July, look for a hog born in late January.

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