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  2. Begin by reviewing the introductory section, which provides essential context about swine production and its significance in agriculture.
  3. Navigate to the 'Maternal Breeds' and 'Terminal Sire Breeds' sections. Here, you can select specific breeds based on your needs, whether for breeding stock or market purposes.
  4. Fill out any relevant fields regarding breed selection criteria, such as size, growth rate, and mothering ability. This will help tailor your choices to your operational goals.
  5. Utilize the glossary at the end of the document for definitions of key terms that may assist in understanding breed characteristics better.

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List with classification and standards BreedOriginWeight Aksai Black Pied Kazakhstan 240320 kg (530710 lb) American Yorkshire United States 204340 kg (450750 lb) Angeln Saddleback Germany 300350 kg (660770 lb) Ankamali India ---82 more rows
There are eight major swine breeds. These are Berkshire, Chester White, Landrace, Yorkshire, Hampshire, Duroc, Poland China and Spotted. However, many swine are crossbreds, which incorporate the best traits of two or more breeds.
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