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YLE_SwineWEB.jpgPork Carcass Clinic Show Pig Stress

Show Pig Stress Show Pig Stress

Paylean (R) and Youth Swine ProjectsPaylean (R) and Youth Swine Projects

Baby Pig Basics (1 MB) Baby Pig Basics

Carcass Quality: Why is it Important? (129 KB) Carcass Quality: Why is it Important?

Diarrheal Disease in Show Swine (57 KB) Diarrheal Disease in Show Swine

Elimination of Porcine Stress Gene (67 KB) Elimination of Porcine Stress Gene

Structural Soundness (430 KB) Structural Soundness

Carcass Composition of Market Hogs (251 KB) Carcass Composition of Market Hogs

Keeping Show Gilts as Replacements (233 KB) Keeping Show Gilts as Replacements

Paylean Use in Show Pigs (73 KB) Paylean Use in Show Pigs

Preventing Drug Residues in Livestock (268 KB) Preventing Drug Residues in Livestock

Preventing Lameness in Show Pigs (265 KB) Preventing Lameness in Show Pigs

Providing a Safe, Wholesome Product (307 KB) Providing a Safe, Wholesome Product

Starting Them Off Right! (80 KB) Starting Them Off Right!

The Facts About Paylean (263 KB) The Facts About Paylean

Feeding and Managing Replacement Gilts

Selection of Swine Breeding Stock (1.4 MB) Selection of Swine Breeding Stock

Fitting and Showing Your 4-H Pig (1.4 MB) Fitting and Showing Your 4-H Pig

Breeds of Swine 4-H Quiz Gram (585 KB) Breeds of Swine 4-H Quiz Gram

How Inheritance Works in Swine (579 KB) How Inheritance Works in Swine

Show Pig Project Facilities (98 KB) Show Pig Project Facilities

Selecting Your Show Pig (712 KB) Selecting Your Show Pig

Keeping Show Pigs Healthy (412 KB) Keeping Show Pigs Healthy

Swine Project Guide (1.7 MB) Swine Project Guide


Useful Links

Breeds of Swine (OSU)

National Pork Producer's Council

Pork Quality Assurance

National Pork Board

Raising a Hog for Showmanship (ISU)

Showing Swine (NC State) 

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 18 September 2007 )
 
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