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Swine Vocabulary. Boar- mature male swine Gilt- Young female swine that has not had a litter Hog- large swine weighing over 250 pounds Pig- small swine weighing less than 250 pounds. Swine Vocabulary. Pork- the flesh of a pig or hog used as food Sow- a mature female swine - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Swine Vocabulary• Boar- mature male swine• Gilt- Young female swine that has not had a
litter• Hog- large swine weighing over 250 pounds• Pig- small swine weighing less than 250
pounds
Swine Vocabulary
• Pork- the flesh of a pig or hog used as food• Sow- a mature female swine• Swine- Any of the family of
mammals having short legs, cloven hooves, bristly hair and a hard snout used for digging
• Piglet- offspring of a swine (baby)• Barrow- castrated male in the
swine family• Farrowing: giving birth in swine• Gestation: 3 months 3 weeks 3 days
Swine Vocabulary
Truth or Hogwash
1. Pigs eat and eat and really “pig out.”
Truth or Hogwash
1. Pigs eat and eat and really “pig out.”
Hogwash: the stop eating when they have had enough.
Truth or Hogwash
•2. Pigs are not stupid. They are as smart as dogs.
Truth or Hogwash
• 2. Pigs are not stupid. They are as smart as dogs.
• True- they can be taught to do tricks such as fetching. They have been trained to serve as mine sniffers in battlefields.
Truth or Hogwash
•3. Pigs never grow to weigh more than 1,000
pounds.
Truth or Hogwash
•3. Pigs never grow to weigh more than 1,000 pounds.• Hogwash: the heaviest hog in
history, Big Bill, weighed 2,552 pounds.
Truth or Hogwash
•4. Pigs have small eyes and poor eyesight.
Truth or Hogwash
•4. Pigs have small eyes and poor eyesight.
• True: but they have a strong sense of smell.
Truth or Hogwash
•5. Pigs don’t sweat.
Truth or Hogwash
•5. Pigs don’t sweat.•True- no sweat
glands
Vocabulary/Note Review
• 6. What is a female pig called?–A. Hog–B. Sow–C. Swine
Vocabulary/Note Review
• 6. What is a female pig called?–A. Hog–B. Sow–C. Swine
Vocabulary/Notes Review
• Which is bigger?–A. Hog–B. Pig–C. They are both the same size
Vocabulary/Notes Review
• Which is bigger?–A. Hog–B. Pig–C. They are both the same size
Vocabulary/Notes Review
• Young female that has never had a baby:–A. Sow–B. Piglet–C. Gilt–D. Barrow
Vocabulary/Notes Review
• Young female that has never had a baby:–A. Sow–B. Piglet–C. Gilt–D. Barrow
Vocabulary/Notes Review
• Offspring of swine:–A. Calf–B. Piglet–C. Sow–D. Gilt
Vocabulary/Notes Review
• Offspring of swine:– A. Calf– B. Piglet– C. Sow– D. Gilt
Vocabulary/Notes Review
•Mature male swine–A. Barrow–B. Sow–C. Boar–D. Gilt
Vocabulary/Notes Review
•Mature male swine–A. Barrow–B. Sow–C. Boar–D. Gilt
• Castrated male in the swine family
• A. Barrow• B. Gilt• C. Boar• D. Sow
Vocabulary/Notes Review
• Castrated male in the swine family
• A. Barrow• B. Gilt• C. Boar• D. Sow
Vocabulary/Notes Review
•Meat from pigs–A. Beef–B. Mutton–C. Pork–D. Swine
Vocabulary/Notes Review
•Meat from pigs–A. Beef–B. Mutton–C. Pork–D. Swine
Vocabulary/Notes Review