Muscle Terms
Breeds
Structural Terms
Body Parts
PigPourri
100

Wider through the center portion of the ___

What is the ham?

100

A breed with erect ears, black hided with white point. 

What is Berkshire?


100

More correct in the angle of his/her 

Shoulder, hock

100

The cleft between the hams.

What is the seam of the ham?

100

The length of gestation in swine. 

What is 114 days/ 3 months, 3 weeks, 3 days?

200

An area where definition of muscling can be seen at the forward portion of the hip. 

What is the ham/loin junction?

200
The long-bodied American breed.

What is Landrace?

200

"Bucked over" is a term referring to an animal's ___?

Knee

200

The large joint in the middle of the rear leg.

What is the hock?

200
The number of functional teats a gilt should have on each side.

what is six?

300

An advantage describing a leaner hog.

What is cutability?
300

The belted breed.

What is Hampshire?

300

"Plants and pushes" refers to how a hog does what?

Walk

300

The blade is the top portion of this body part, visible beneath the skin. 

What is the shoulder?

300
Three-tenths of an inch is the appropriate amount of this in market hogs.

What is backfat?

400

A hog that stands with more width is considered this. 

What is wider based?

400

The solid red American pig.

What is Duroc?

400

We may say that a hog is cleaner jointed. Which joint does that typically refer to?

Hock, sometimes the pastern

400

A pig should be wide here as an indicator of body width.

What is the skull?

400

This EPD is abbreviated NBA

What is Number Born Alive?

500
A fat-indicating area under the jaw. 

What is the jowl?

500

White-skinned breed popular in confinement with erect ears.

What is Yorkshire?

500

A hog that drops from his hooks to pins is said to be what?

Steep-hipped/steep-rumped

500

A long muscle spanning from shoulder to hip.

What is the loin?

500

SPI is the abbreviation of this EPD.

What is Sow Productivity Index?

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