Anatomy
Terminology
Industry
Diseases
Misc
100
What is the anatomical term for #26? 
Hock
100
An intact male pig
Boar
100
This U.S. state produces the most hogs
Iowa
100
This swine disease is on a recessive gene seen in Pietrain's, which causes them to have hyperthermia and suddenly die
Porcine Stress Syndrome (PSS)
100
This feed is the MAIN source of energy in any pig diet
Corn
200
What is the anatomical term for #12?
Jowl
200
A female pig who has given birth to at least 1 litter
Sow
200
The average market weight for a pig
230-280 lbs
200
An infectious disease which is noted by its most common symptom: bloody diarrhea
Swine Dysentery
200
Known as the first limiting amino acid, it is necessary in swine diets to build protein
Lysine
300
What is the anatomical term for #9?
Blade
300
The act of giving birth in pigs
Farrowing
300
The average gestation length of a pig
114 days (3 months, 3 weeks, 3 days)
300
This disease has a low death loss, but impacts the respiratory system
Mycoplasma Pneumoniae
300
I am a pig whose notches read 59-7, draw me!
Write on board
400
What is the anatomical term for #20?
Side
400
A castrated male pig
Barrow
400
The swine industry is integrated like this
Vertically
400
A disease that has since been eradicated in the United States, it may also be called Classical Swine Fever
Cholera
400
Baby pigs need a shot of this ___________ to prevent this common ailment _____________
(2 answers)
Iron; anemia
500
What is the anatomical term for #2?
Loin
500
An immature female pig who has not given birth to a litter
Gilt
500
The most common type of pig production, where pigs are raised from birth until they are marketed
Farrow-to-Finish
500
This bacterial disease causes reproductive issues, mainly being spread from infected boars with swollen testicles
Brucellosis
500
25 days ago, your show pig weighed 196 pounds. You are at a jackpot show this weekend and your pig weighed in at 253 pounds. What is your pigs average daily gain (show work). Is this a good ADG?
(253 - 196) / 25 = 2.28
Yes