Swine 1 Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
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classification class- animals with mamammary gland

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mammalia

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2
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sub-class classification - animals with placenta

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eutheria

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3
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order- animals with hoof

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ungulata

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4
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sub-order- animals with even toed

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Artiodactyla

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5
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family-suidae
genus- sus
specie- domesticus
scientific name- Sus domesticus

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swine

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6
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omnivorous animal belonging to the family suidae

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swine

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7
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swine used by Netherlands and other European countries

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pig

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8
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swine used by Americans

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hog

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9
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mature male pig for breeding purposes

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boar

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10
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mature female for breeding purposes

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sow

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11
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young female usually 6-8 months of age for breeding purposes and has not given birth

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gilt

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12
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male pig castrated while young or before development of secondary sexual characteristics

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barrow

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13
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pigs about 5-6 months and ready for market disposal

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fatteners/ finishers

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14
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pigs about 2.5 months- 4.5 months

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grower pig

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15
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newly separated from their dam and about 21 days- 50 days of age

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weanlings/ weaners

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16
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mother
father

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dam
sire

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17
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young pigs still with their mother and are dependent on milk

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piglets/ sucklings

18
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group of animals with distinct common traits; produced offsprings maintain these same traits

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progeny of purebred parents of the same breed

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animals produced by combination of good traits

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hybrids (synthetic breeds)

21
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crossbred animals that perform better than the average of their parents

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hybrid vigor/ heterosis

22
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time when the animal is sexually receptive

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estrus period/ heat period

23
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period from one estrus to the next. usually 18-21 days

24
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part of animal life which links sexual immaturity to maturity. usually about 5-6 months of age

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feed allowance of an animal per day
ration
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castrated mature male pig/ castrated boar
stag
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piglet of small size, malnourished, stunted growth
runt
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act of separating piglets from their mother
weaning
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all unwanted animals removed from herd
culls
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first secreted milk
colostrum
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period between weaning and the next service
dry period
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after weaning, a sow is expected to come into heat within how many days
3-7 days
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pregnancy period of sow in days
114 days
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duration of estrus cycle
3 weeks or 21 days
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if sow fails to conceive after service, she is expected to repeat, or come into heat how many weeks after the unsuccessful service
3 weeks
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this lasts as long as the farmer allows it but the normal is between how many days
28-42 days
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how many days is the rearing period of weaners
30-40 days
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growing and finishing of fatteners takes how many months
3-5 months
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replacement breeders are reared to an age of about how many months and how long does it take
about 8 months and the rearing period takes 5-6 months
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1. dry period 2 pregnancy period 3. lactation period 4. rearing period of weaners 5. growing and finishing of fatteners 6. rearing period of replacement stocks
1. 3-7 days 2. 114 days 3. 28-42 days 4. 30-40 days 5. 90-150 days 6. 150-180 days
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from one farrowing to the next, a sow needs how many days and it is known as the farrowing interval
145-163 days
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