BREEDS OF GOATS, SHEEPS AND SWINE

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Phil. Native goat
an important genetic resource that is mostly solid or mixed with few speckled or spotted
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Saanen
A goat originated in Switzerland that is sensitive to sunlight, do best in cool conditions, and is a heavy milker
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Toggenburg
A goat originated in switzerland that has two white stripes along the face, and is considered as the oldest dairy breed.
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Alpine
Originated from the Alps. No distinct color markings as production traits were stressed. Excellent milkers with well-shaped udders
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La Mancha
Originated in Oregon, USA. Known for its short ears.
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Gopher ear
1 inch ear
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Elf ear
2 inches ear with curve at the ends
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Oberhasli
Originates in Switzerland. chamois in color, with two black stripes on the face and is considered a meat breed
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Anglo-Nubian
Originated in England. Known for its regal or aristocratic appearance. Has long an droopy ears, a roman nose, and is multi-purposed
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Boer
Originated in South africa. A horned goat, with long and droopy ears, and characterized by a white body and brown head.
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Kiko
Originated in New Zealand. The name means meat or flesh. It has an outward "V" horn and it is hardy and adaptable.
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Myotonic
Originated in Tennessee, USA. Known as the fainting goat. Easy kidders and good mothers
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Myotonia Congenita
The disorder that causes the Myotonic goat to faint.
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Spanish
Bought by the Spanish and developed in the wild by the US. Characteristics are not standardized. Small sized with small udders. A meat goat.
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Angora
Originated in the Asia Minor. A horned breed with droopy ears. Valued for mohair fleece. Less prolific than others.
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Cashmere
Originated in the middle east. Has a regal appearance, and a long and sweeping horn. They do not tend to jump and are valued for its cashmere fleece.
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Pygmy
Originated in Western Africa. Hair is agouti colored, and is considered a meat breed.
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Two most common hair breeds of sheep
Dorper and Katahdin
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Merino
Originated in Spain, with fleece up to 14lbs and has wool on shanks and wool blindness.
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Rambouillet
Originated in France. White with long wool, excellent mothering, and is a predominant fine wool breed in the US.
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FinnSheep
Originated in Finland. Fine boned, light muscled, small breed and slow growers. Highly prolific and has strong maternal instincts
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Dorset
Originated in England. The "True dual purpose breed". Has an excellent conformation, carcass, prolific, and excellent mothering
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Katahdin
Originated in the Caribbean and British Islands. A low maintenance animal with great lamb vigor and mothering ability
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Dorper
Originated in South africa. It is heat tolerant, and bred to produce a high quality carcass under extensive conditions. Has rapid weight gain, excellent carcass conformation, and excellent fat distribution.
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Phil. Native Pig
Either black or black with white belly. Highly prolific; Gilts can be sexually mature as young as 4-5 months
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Duroc
Color is varying shades of red, prolific and good mothers, superior in growth rate, feed conversion, and performance under rugged conditions.
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Large white/ Yorkshire
Maternal side in crossbreeding. Superior mothering ability, farrow and wean large litters and excellent milkers. White with erect ears. Adapts well to confinements and muscling characteristics are not their strong points.
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Landrace
White with large and drooped ears. Wide backs and heavier hams, high fertility, good maternal abilities, and is long and prolific
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Pietrain
Susceptible to PSE and stress. Has a spotted black-white color. Only worthwhile in crosses and not in purebreds.
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Hampshire
Black with white belt around the body. Short legged and lack body thickness. Adaptable to very rugged conditions and not strong in litter size and mothering ability.
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Poland China
Gains readily under conditions of good care and management. Very quiet and rugged, known for having substantial bone and being sound in its feet and legs. Color is black with white points.
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Berkshire
Black with 6 white points. Known for style, meatiness and good adaptability. Lacks good growth efficiency in converting feed to weight gain. Not as prolific as other breeds.
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Tamworth
Known as an acorn eater. A "bacon type" hog.