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Crossbreeding for
the Production of
Market Hogs
BY: V.G. Argaῆosa
Reported by :
Algeron J. Deterala
MSA Animal Science
Student
Introduction
O Experts all over the world recommend
crossbreeding for the production of market
hogs.
O This technology resulted in the production
of the so-called “hybrid pigs” many of
which have been introduce to the
Philippines.
O Landrace, Large White, Duroc, Peitrain
and many other standard breeds have
also been imported from other countries.
Objective
O This paper aims to synthesize the results
of cooperative studies between the
University of the Philippines Los Baῆos
and Non-government organizations on the
productive and reproductive performance
of purebred pigs and their crosses.
O The available information may be used in
the development of sound swine breeding
programs specific for the Philippines.
Results
O The results of these studies comparing
the production performance of the
imported pigs were summarized by
Argaῆosa et al.(1980).
O They reported that no two breeds did
miserably poor while many of these
animals had better average performance
in some production traits than the same
breed evaluated in other countries.
O They concluded that breeding animals
should be tested and selected under the
conditions where their progenies are
expected to perform.
Table 1.Production Performance of Purebred
Yorkshire, Landrace and Duroc Gilts and
Boars
(Argañosa et al. 1986)
Parameters
Breed (Gilts)1 Breed (Boars)
Yorkshire Landrace Duroc Yorkshire Landrace Duroc
No. of Animals
Initial age, days
Initial weight, kg
Final weight, kg
Days on test
ADG, g
Backfat Thickness, cm
Feed Efficiency
A.D.Feed Intake, kg
Adjusted 180-day wt2,
kg
3187
84b
26.1b
90.6a
98b
670a
2.51a
2.67b
1.71b
89.7
1806
84b
25.8b
90.2b
105a
626a
2.39c
2.68b
1.61c
86.0
1131
89a
26.6a
90.6a
97c
671a
2.40b
2.72a
1.78a
87.9
1882
85b
27.2a
90.7
82a
784a
2.54a
2.41b
1.87a
97.8
1100
85b
26.8b
90.5
89a
727a
2.36c
2.48a
1.79c
93.6
881
88a
27.2a
90.6
84b
76.3b
2.45b
2.49a
1.88a
94.8
1 Data from the Gilts and boars were separately analyzed. Any two means in the same row followed by the same letter are
not statistically different.
2. Recomputed by the reviewer
Table 2.Production Performance of Gilts
belonging to Different breed-groups
(Napoles et al.1986)
Parameters
Breed-group1
Purebred Pietrain crossed with
Yorkshire Duroc Pietrain Yorkshire Duroc Hampshir
e
No. of Animals
Initial age, days
Initial weight, kg
Final weight, kg
Days on test
ADG, g
Backfat Thickness, cm
Feed Efficiency
A.D.Feed Intake, kg
Adjusted 180-day wt2,
kg
91
87.4c
27.5a
90.5ab
101.4b
635c
2.49a
2.78a
1.75a
86.3
51
92.3b
27.2ab
90.8a
102.0b
629c
2.35b
2.71a
1.74a
84.1
44
100.8a
27.0b
90.0ab
111.9a
572d
1.97e
2.58b
1.42d
76.2
81
92.3b
27.8a
89.9b
97.0c
694c
2.15cd
2.59b
1.63c
85.5
53
91.1b
27.2ab
90.6ab
93.4c
679a
2.18c
2.56b
1.69b
88.4
182
89.3bc
27.4ab
90.4ab
95.4c
667b
2.11d
2.56b
1.64bc
88.1
1 Any two means in the same row followed by the same letter are not statistically different.
2 Recomputed by the reviewer
Table 3.Production Performance of Boars
belonging to Different breed-groups
(Napoles et al.1986)
Parameters Purebred Pietrain crossed with
Yorkshire Duroc Pietrain Yorkshire Duroc Hampshir
e
No. of Animals
Initial age, days
Initial weight, kg
Final weight, kg
Days on test
ADG, g
Backfat Thickness, cm
Feed Efficiency
A.D.Feed Intake, kg
Adjusted 180-day wt.2,
kg
82
87.2d
27.7
90.7
88.5c
720a
2.53a
2.45b
1.82b
92.9
38
89.2cd
27.7
90.5
87.8c
724a
2.42b
2.64a
1.90a
92.1
69
103.0a
26.9
90.2
108.0a
594c
1.85d
2.65a
1.55d
77.0
90
91.3bc
27.4
90.8
94.8b
678b
2.08c
2.45b
1.60d
87.8
45
93.7b
27.5
90.7
87.9c
727a
2.09c
2.45b
1.70c
89.9
179
89.9cd
27.4
91.2
91.3bc
706ab
2.07c
2.45b
1.68c
90.6
1 Any two means in the same row followed by the same letter are not statistically different.
2 Recomputed by the reviewer
Table 4.The Reproductive Performance of
Yorkshire, Landrace and Duroc Breeds
(Siagian et al. 1986)
Parameters Yorkshire Landrace Duroc
Litter size at birth
Born alive
Stillborn
Total
Percent stillborn
Litter size at weaning
Percent weaning
based on
Total pigs born
Pigs born alive
30-day old weight, kg2
Internal between, days
Weaning to conception
Two farrowings
Pigs weaned/sow/year
9.25a
0.86a
10.11a
6.77a
7.58b
80.71b
75.35b
4.97
25.2b
172.1b
16.07
9.22a
0.86b
9.91b
5.30b
7.87a
84.77a
80.13a
5.24
31.2a
181.2a
15.82
7.78b
0.69b
8.46c
6.81a
5.05c
64.71c
60.50c
4.89
23.9b
169.1b
10.91
1 Any two means in the same row followed by the same letter are not statistically different.
2 Recomputed by the reviewer
Table 5.The Reproductive Performance of
Sows belonging to different Breeds
(Argañosa et al. 1988)
Parameters Purebred Pietrain crossed with
Yorkshire Duroc Pietrain Yorkshire Duroc Hampshire
Litter size at birth
Born alive
Stillborn
Total
Percent stillborn
Litter size at weaning
Percent weaning based
on
Total pigs born
Pigs born alive
30-day old weight, kg2
Internal between, days
Weaning to
conception
Two farrowings
Pigs weaned/sow/year
8.82ab
1.00
9.82ab
10.39
7.20abc
72.55bc
80.03ab
4.96
26.7
166.4b
15.77
8.10ab
0.66
8.76bc
5.35
6.24c
66.82c
73.39b
4.79
26.8
174.5b
13.04
9.05ab
0.68
9.73abc
6.70
8.05a
83.50a
89.60a
4.51
38.6
194.4a
15.13
9.27a
0.70
9.97a
6.16
7.73ab
81.11ab
86.18a
4.81
36.8
180.6ab
15.61
8.47ab
1.16
9.63abc
10.87
7.00abc
73.65abc
82.67ab
5.09
31.4
178.8ab
14.28
7.93b
0.69
8.63c
7.31
6.87bc
80.52ab
80.98a
5.44
20.1
175.5ab
14.29
1 Any two means in the same row followed by the same letter are not statistically different.
2 Recomputed by the reviewer
Table 6.The Reproductive Performance of
Sows belonging to Different Breed Groups
(Argañosa et al. 1991)
Parameters Lndrac
e
Yrkshir
e
Lndrce x
yrkshire
Duroc Pietrain Duroc x
Petrain
F1 Sow
Litter size at birth
Born alive
Stillborn
Total
Percent stillborn
Litter size at weaning
Percent weaning based
on
Total pigs born
Pigs born alive
30-day old weight, kg2
Internal between, days
Weaning to
conception
Two farrowings
Pigs weaned/sow/year
Farrowing rate ,%
8.64b
0.23c
8.87b
2.67d
7.81b
87.32a
90.27a
7.04a
18.3
168.7
17.45c
76.82ab
8.90ab
0.29b
9.19ab
3.14cd
8.04ab
88.13a
91.26a
6.79b
18.6
164.5
18.02bc
78.78a
8.85ab
0.29b
9.14ab
3.16cd
8.19a
89.66a
92.49a
7.00a
15.6
161.9
18.59ab
77.65ab
7.34d
0.40a
7.73d
5.18a
5.86e
75.26c
79.39c
6.26c
17.9
161.9
13.23e
73.92b
7.73c
0.36ab
8.09c
4.36ab
6.02d
74.57c
77.89c
6.27c
19.1
155.2
13.29e
66.58c
7.98c
0.29b
8.27c
3.65bc
6.93c
83.43b
86.59b
6.75b
20.3
194.5
15.41d
68.21c
9.05a
0.30b
9.35a
3.42bcd
8.37a
89.39a
92.57a
7.09a
16.3
160.7
19.04a
79.19a
1 Any two means in the same row followed by the same letter are not statistically different.
2 Recomputed by the reviewer
Table 7.The Reproductive Performance of
Sows from Different breed groups in Farm A
(Somchai,1992)
LL YY LY YL L(LY) Y(LY) D(LY) (PD)(LY) P(LY) L(YL) Y(YL) D(YL) (PD
g
ased
g
ays
ear
8.73c
0.33
9.06b
2.66
8.17cd
90.24b
93.34bc
7.45abc
18.50a
162.97a
18.53c
8.71c
0.42
9.13b
3.40
7.93d
86.77c
90.47c
7.30c
13.43bc
157.20b
18.26c
8.72c
0.34
9.05b
2.82
8.24c
90.52b
93.91ab
7.48abc
14.22b
158.76b
19.62bc
8.77bc
0.35
9.05b
2.82
8.24c
90.52b
93.91ab
7.48abc
14.22b
158.76b
19.62bc
9.63a
0.31
9.94a
2.21
9.02a
92.15ab
94.94ab
7.51abc
16.80ab
161.35ab
19.96abc
9.27a
0.34
9.61a
2.56
8.80a
91.71ab
94.98ab
7.53ab
12.20bc
156.02b
20.87a
9.35a
0.30
9.65a
2.54
8.39a
92.23ab
95.03ab
7.53ab
15.25b
159.48b
20.85a
9.34a
0.32
9.66a
2.54
8.89a
92.12ab
95.27ab
7.63bc
12.97bc
157.19b
20.49ab
9.47a
0.22
9.69a
1.70
8.90a
92.46ab
94.54ab
7.44abc
11.41bc
156.23b
20.69ab
9.92a
0.40
9.69a
2.62
8.77a
90.16bc
93.67abc
7.43abc
15.05b
159.54b
19.78abc
9.13ab
0.42
9.55a
3.37
8.66ab
90.67b
94.48ab
7.51abc
10.94c
155.14b
20.46ab
9.22a
0.28
9.49a
1.78
8.80a
92.96a
95.53a
7.65a
13.26bc
157.54b
20.47ab
7.6
0.
9.9
3.
9.1
91.6
95.4
7.3
15.3
159
21.
1 Any two means in the same row followed by the same letter are not statistically different.
2 First letter represents breed of sire and second letter represents breed of dam;
L=Landrace:Y=Yorkshire;D=Duroc;P=Pietrain;(YL)=F1 sows coming from Landrace boar
and Yorkshire sow and so on down the line.
Table 8.The Reproductive Performance of
Sows from the Different breed groups in
Farm B (Somchai,1992)
Parameters
LL YY LY YL L(LY) Y(LY) D(LY) L(YL) Y(YL) D(YL) Avg
Litter size at birth
Born alive
Stillborn
Total
Percent stillborn
Litter size at weaning
Percent weaning based
on
Total pigs born
Pigs born alive
30-day old weight, kg
Interval between, days
Weaning to
conception
Two farrowings
Pigs weaned/sow/year
9.46cd
0.78ab
10.22bc
7.07ab
8.31b
81.81b
87.29b
6.66ab
19.04a
168.14a
18.69de
9.19d
0.88a
10.06c
8.60a
7.81c
71.10c
83.12a
6.43d
11.77c
160.41c
18.13e
9.81abc
0.83a
10.73a
7.33a
8.69ab
82.54b
88.74ab
6.64ab
14.88b
163.81b
19.80cd
9.69bc
0.62bc
10.31bc
5.32bc
8.39b
82.38b
86.96b
6.62bc
14.28b
162.91b
19.36d
9.56cd
0.54c
10.11c
4.84c
8.64ab
86.80a
90.96a
6.72a
9.39d
154.93d
20.59bc
9.77
0.59c
10.36bc
4.90c
8.60ab
83.79b
87.69b
6.61c
9.25d
153.99d
20.81abc
9.83abc
0.47c
10.30bc
4.22c
8.87a
87.05a
90.20ab
6.52cd
9.83cd
155.11d
21.23ab
9.55abc
0.57c
10.11c
5.06bc
8.83ab
87.43a
91.19a
6.71ab
7.30d
152.83d
21.07abc
9.97ab
0.58c
10.55ab
5.30bc
8.70ab
83.66b
87.87ab
6.63abc
8.26d
153.87d
21.06abc
10.12a
0.52c
10.63ab
4.59c
8.93a
84.47ab
87.81ab
6.52cd
8.94d
154.95d
21.59a
9.69
0.63
10.33
5.72
8.58
83.72
88.18
6.61
11.25
158.01
20.24
1 Any two means in the same row followed by the same letter are not statistically different.
2 First letter represents breed of sire and second letter represents breed of dam;
L=Landrace:Y=Yorkshire;D=Duroc;P=Pietrain;(YL)=F1 sows coming from Landrace boar
and Yorkshire sow and so on down the line.
Table 9.The Effects of Breed of Sows on the
different reproductive traits in Farm A
(Somchai. 1992)
Parameters
Breed of Sows 1,2
Landrace
(LL)
Yorkshire
(YL)
Landrace x
Yorkshire
(LY)
Yorkshire x
Landrace
(YL)
Average
Litter size at birth
Born alive
Stillborn
Total
Percent stillborn
Litter size at weaning
Percent weaning based
on
Total pigs born
Pigs born alive
30-day old weight, kg
Internal between, days
Weaning to
conception
Two farrowings
Pigs weaned/sow/year
8.84b
0.31
9.15b
2.48
8.31b
90.76b
93.53b
7.45ab
17.58a
161.93a
18.90b
8.81b
0.34
9.15b
2.87
8.18b
88.98c
92.1c
7.34c
13.91b
158.15b
19.26b
9.40a
0.30
9.70a
2.35
8.93a
92.27a
95.15a
7.43bc
13.61b
157.90b
20.74a
9.34a
0.33
9.67a
2.46
8.89a
92.09ab
95.17a
7.56a
12.58b
156.95b
20.47a
9.10
0.32
9.42
2.54
8.58
91.03
94.02
7.45
14.40
158.71
19.85
1 Any two means in the same row followed by the same letter are not statistically different.
2 First letter represents breed of sire and second letter represents breed of dam;
L=Landrace:Y=Yorkshire;D=Duroc;P=Pietrain;(YL)=F1 sows coming from Landrace boar and Yorkshire
sow and so on down the line
Table 10.The Effects of Breed of Sows on the
different reproductive traits in Farm B
(Somchai. 1992)
Parameters
Breed of Sows
Landrace
(LL)
Yorkshire
(YL)
Landrace x
Yorkshire
(LY)
Yorkshire x
Landrace
(YL)
Average
Litter size at birth
Born alive
Stillborn
Total
Percent stillborn
Litter size at weaning
Percent weaning based
on
Total pigs born
Pigs born alive
30-day old weight, kg2
Internal between, days
Weaning to
conception
Two farrowings
Pigs weaned/sow/year
9.70ab
0.64b
10.34ab
5.59b
8.50bc
83.12b
87.74bc
6.60a
16.19a
165.12a
19.43b
9.65b
0.81b
10.56a
7.50a
8.45c
80.60c
86.39c
6.51b
13.72b
162.53b
19.40b
9.73ab
0.53b
10.27b
4.65b
8.72ab
85.94a
89.68c
6.51b
13.72b
162.53b
19.40b
9.97a
0.53b
10.53a
4.99b
8.85a
84.89ab
6.62a
8.72c
8.72c
154.54c
21.32a
9.76
0.64
10.41
5.74
8.59
83.40
87.95
6.60
11.96
161.68
20.22
1 1 Any two means in the same row followed by the same letter are not statistically different.
2 First letter represents breed of sire and second letter represents breed of dam;
L=Landrace:Y=Yorkshire;D=Duroc;P=Pietrain;(YL)=F1 sows coming from Landrace boar and Yorkshir
Table 11. The effects of breed of boar on the
different reproductive traits in Farm A
(Somchai. 1992)
Parameters
Breed of Boar2
Landrace
(LL)
Yorkshir
e (YY)
Duroc
(DD)
Peitrain x
Duroc
Pietrain
Litter size at birth
Born alive
Stillborn
Total
Percent stillborn
Litter size at weaning
Percent weaning based
on
Total pigs born
Pigs born alive
30-day old weight, kg
Interval between, days
Weaning to
conception
Two farrowings
Pigs weaned/sow/year
9.02
0.34ab
9.35
2.60
8.54
91.37a
94.61
7.51
15.2a
159.75a
19.78
8.99
0.38a
9.37
3.00
8.42
89.89b
93.34
7.47
13.44b
157.38b
19.76
9.02
0.30b
9.32
2.34
8.54
91.34ab
94.07
7.43
15.69a
159.95a
19.92
9.15
0.35ab
9.50
2.92
8.65
90.81ab
94.22
7.39
14.97ab
159.13ab
19.99
9.31
0.24b
9.55
1.86
8.73
91.71a
93.79
7.43
12.77b
157.45ab
19.77
Any two means in the same row followed by the same letter are not statistically different.
Table 12. The effects of breed of boar on the
different reproductive traits in Farm B
(Somchai. 1992)
Parameters
Breed of Boar
Landrace
Yorkshire
Duroc Average
Litter size at birth
Born alive
Stillborn
Total
Percent stillborn
Litter size at weaning
Percent weaning based
on
Total pigs born
Pigs born alive
30-day old weight, kg2
Interval between, days
Weaning to
conception
Two farrowings
Pigs weaned/sow/year
9.74
0.67
10.41
5.88
8.70
84.83a
89.78a
6.70a
12.89a
160.23a
20.26b
9.71
0.66
10.37
5.92
8.42
81.93b
86.58c
6.58b
10.97b
157.85b
19.95b
9.90
0.58
10.49
5.25
8.76
84.17a
88.10b
6.49c
12.32a
159.63a
20.59a
9.76
0.64
10.41
5.74
8.59
83.40
87.95
6.60
11.96
161.68
20.22Any two means in the same row followed by the same letter are not statistically
different.
Table 13. Production performance of barrows and
gilts from two breed groups of market hogs
(Somchai,1992)
(Somchai.1992)
Parameters
Breed Group * Sex Averag
e
Purebred Gilts
D(LY) D(YL) Barrow Gilt Landrac
e
Yorkshir
e
No. of Animals
Initial age, days
Initial weight, kg
Final weight, kg
Days on test
ADG, g
Backfat Thickness,
cm
Feed Efficiency
A.D.Feed Intake, kg
Adjusted 180-day
wt.kg
Age at 90-kg weight,
days***
40
82.0
34.8
91.3**
73.2
778
1.35
3.03
2.35**
106.1
153
40
81.5
35.3
90.7
70.4
796
1.47
3.16
2.51
107.8
151
40
82.0
36.4
91.8**
68.0**
821
1.45
3.13
2.56**
110.4**
147
40
81.5
33.7
90.1
75.5
753
1.37
3.07
2.30
103.5
157
80
81.8
35.1
91.6
71.8
78.7
1.41
3.10
2.43
106.9
152
40
71.6
26.4
91.0
93.4
69.5
1.32
99.38
162
40
73.4
26.1
90.7
90.2
71.7
1.34
99.83
162
* D = Duroc (Terminal sire)
(LY)= F1 sows coming from Landrace boar and Yorkshire sow
(YL)= F1 sows coming from Yorskhire boar and Landrace Sow
** Significantly different at <0.05
*** Recomputed by the reviewer
Table 14.Percentage Heterosis in selected
traits realized in Crossbred (Arganosa et
al.1991)
Traits
Group
Lndrce x
Yorkshire
Duroc x
Pietrain
Crossbred
Sows x
Terminal
Shire
Litter size at birth
Born alive
Stillborn
Total
Percent stillborn
Litter size at weaning
Percent weaning
based on
Pigs born alive
weaning weight, kg
Pigs weaned/sow/year
0.91
11.54
1.22
3.34
1.90
1.23
4.87
5.91
-23.68
4.85
16.67
10.11
7.74
16.21
11.01
-6.25
10.39
20.74
9.29
7.53
22.86
Table 15.Percentage heterosis in selected
traits realized in F1 sows (Somchai,1992)
Traits Farm A Farm B
Litter size at birth
Born alive
Stillborn
Total
Percent stillborn
Litter size at weaning
Percent weaning
based on
Total pigs born
Pigs born alive
30-day old weight, kg2
Internal between, days
Weaning to conception
Two farrowings
Pigs weaned/sow/year
6.18
-3.08
5.85
8.07
2.57
2.49
1.35
-16.38
-1.64
7.99
1.60
-26.90
-48
3.66
4.34
2.50
0.99
-38.79
-5.60
8.76
Summary
O The average reproductive and productive
performance of purebred Landrace,
Yorkshire, Duroc, and Peitrain and
crossbred litters and crossbred sows
involving these four breeds were
summarized.
O After about 15 years of selecting, breeding
and evaluation, the following were found
relevant.
1. Imported purebred Landrace, Yorkshire,
Duroc and Petrain and their purebred
and crossbred offspring did not perform
as good as the same breeds in other
temperate countries. However, their
performance was as good as those
found in previous studies reported under
Philippine conditions.
2. The white breeds had higher
reproductive performance than the
colored breeds.
3. The crossbred litters performed better
than the purebred parental breeds.
4. The crossbred Landrace x Yorkshire or
Yorkshire x Landrace sows mated to either
parental breed or terminal sires performed
better then purebred sows.
5. The market hogs produced out of Landrace x
Yorkshire or Yorkshire x Landrace sows
mated to Duroc boars averaged 90 kg at
152 days.
6. Heterosis was highest in crossbred sows mated
to terminal sire.
7. No information is available on traits associated
with carcass desirability. The need for live
animals and carcass evaluation is very
relevant.
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Crossbreeding for the production of market hogs

  • 1. Crossbreeding for the Production of Market Hogs BY: V.G. Argaῆosa Reported by : Algeron J. Deterala MSA Animal Science Student
  • 2. Introduction O Experts all over the world recommend crossbreeding for the production of market hogs. O This technology resulted in the production of the so-called “hybrid pigs” many of which have been introduce to the Philippines. O Landrace, Large White, Duroc, Peitrain and many other standard breeds have also been imported from other countries.
  • 3. Objective O This paper aims to synthesize the results of cooperative studies between the University of the Philippines Los Baῆos and Non-government organizations on the productive and reproductive performance of purebred pigs and their crosses. O The available information may be used in the development of sound swine breeding programs specific for the Philippines.
  • 4. Results O The results of these studies comparing the production performance of the imported pigs were summarized by Argaῆosa et al.(1980). O They reported that no two breeds did miserably poor while many of these animals had better average performance in some production traits than the same breed evaluated in other countries.
  • 5. O They concluded that breeding animals should be tested and selected under the conditions where their progenies are expected to perform.
  • 6. Table 1.Production Performance of Purebred Yorkshire, Landrace and Duroc Gilts and Boars (Argañosa et al. 1986) Parameters Breed (Gilts)1 Breed (Boars) Yorkshire Landrace Duroc Yorkshire Landrace Duroc No. of Animals Initial age, days Initial weight, kg Final weight, kg Days on test ADG, g Backfat Thickness, cm Feed Efficiency A.D.Feed Intake, kg Adjusted 180-day wt2, kg 3187 84b 26.1b 90.6a 98b 670a 2.51a 2.67b 1.71b 89.7 1806 84b 25.8b 90.2b 105a 626a 2.39c 2.68b 1.61c 86.0 1131 89a 26.6a 90.6a 97c 671a 2.40b 2.72a 1.78a 87.9 1882 85b 27.2a 90.7 82a 784a 2.54a 2.41b 1.87a 97.8 1100 85b 26.8b 90.5 89a 727a 2.36c 2.48a 1.79c 93.6 881 88a 27.2a 90.6 84b 76.3b 2.45b 2.49a 1.88a 94.8 1 Data from the Gilts and boars were separately analyzed. Any two means in the same row followed by the same letter are not statistically different. 2. Recomputed by the reviewer
  • 7. Table 2.Production Performance of Gilts belonging to Different breed-groups (Napoles et al.1986) Parameters Breed-group1 Purebred Pietrain crossed with Yorkshire Duroc Pietrain Yorkshire Duroc Hampshir e No. of Animals Initial age, days Initial weight, kg Final weight, kg Days on test ADG, g Backfat Thickness, cm Feed Efficiency A.D.Feed Intake, kg Adjusted 180-day wt2, kg 91 87.4c 27.5a 90.5ab 101.4b 635c 2.49a 2.78a 1.75a 86.3 51 92.3b 27.2ab 90.8a 102.0b 629c 2.35b 2.71a 1.74a 84.1 44 100.8a 27.0b 90.0ab 111.9a 572d 1.97e 2.58b 1.42d 76.2 81 92.3b 27.8a 89.9b 97.0c 694c 2.15cd 2.59b 1.63c 85.5 53 91.1b 27.2ab 90.6ab 93.4c 679a 2.18c 2.56b 1.69b 88.4 182 89.3bc 27.4ab 90.4ab 95.4c 667b 2.11d 2.56b 1.64bc 88.1 1 Any two means in the same row followed by the same letter are not statistically different. 2 Recomputed by the reviewer
  • 8. Table 3.Production Performance of Boars belonging to Different breed-groups (Napoles et al.1986) Parameters Purebred Pietrain crossed with Yorkshire Duroc Pietrain Yorkshire Duroc Hampshir e No. of Animals Initial age, days Initial weight, kg Final weight, kg Days on test ADG, g Backfat Thickness, cm Feed Efficiency A.D.Feed Intake, kg Adjusted 180-day wt.2, kg 82 87.2d 27.7 90.7 88.5c 720a 2.53a 2.45b 1.82b 92.9 38 89.2cd 27.7 90.5 87.8c 724a 2.42b 2.64a 1.90a 92.1 69 103.0a 26.9 90.2 108.0a 594c 1.85d 2.65a 1.55d 77.0 90 91.3bc 27.4 90.8 94.8b 678b 2.08c 2.45b 1.60d 87.8 45 93.7b 27.5 90.7 87.9c 727a 2.09c 2.45b 1.70c 89.9 179 89.9cd 27.4 91.2 91.3bc 706ab 2.07c 2.45b 1.68c 90.6 1 Any two means in the same row followed by the same letter are not statistically different. 2 Recomputed by the reviewer
  • 9. Table 4.The Reproductive Performance of Yorkshire, Landrace and Duroc Breeds (Siagian et al. 1986) Parameters Yorkshire Landrace Duroc Litter size at birth Born alive Stillborn Total Percent stillborn Litter size at weaning Percent weaning based on Total pigs born Pigs born alive 30-day old weight, kg2 Internal between, days Weaning to conception Two farrowings Pigs weaned/sow/year 9.25a 0.86a 10.11a 6.77a 7.58b 80.71b 75.35b 4.97 25.2b 172.1b 16.07 9.22a 0.86b 9.91b 5.30b 7.87a 84.77a 80.13a 5.24 31.2a 181.2a 15.82 7.78b 0.69b 8.46c 6.81a 5.05c 64.71c 60.50c 4.89 23.9b 169.1b 10.91 1 Any two means in the same row followed by the same letter are not statistically different. 2 Recomputed by the reviewer
  • 10. Table 5.The Reproductive Performance of Sows belonging to different Breeds (Argañosa et al. 1988) Parameters Purebred Pietrain crossed with Yorkshire Duroc Pietrain Yorkshire Duroc Hampshire Litter size at birth Born alive Stillborn Total Percent stillborn Litter size at weaning Percent weaning based on Total pigs born Pigs born alive 30-day old weight, kg2 Internal between, days Weaning to conception Two farrowings Pigs weaned/sow/year 8.82ab 1.00 9.82ab 10.39 7.20abc 72.55bc 80.03ab 4.96 26.7 166.4b 15.77 8.10ab 0.66 8.76bc 5.35 6.24c 66.82c 73.39b 4.79 26.8 174.5b 13.04 9.05ab 0.68 9.73abc 6.70 8.05a 83.50a 89.60a 4.51 38.6 194.4a 15.13 9.27a 0.70 9.97a 6.16 7.73ab 81.11ab 86.18a 4.81 36.8 180.6ab 15.61 8.47ab 1.16 9.63abc 10.87 7.00abc 73.65abc 82.67ab 5.09 31.4 178.8ab 14.28 7.93b 0.69 8.63c 7.31 6.87bc 80.52ab 80.98a 5.44 20.1 175.5ab 14.29 1 Any two means in the same row followed by the same letter are not statistically different. 2 Recomputed by the reviewer
  • 11. Table 6.The Reproductive Performance of Sows belonging to Different Breed Groups (Argañosa et al. 1991) Parameters Lndrac e Yrkshir e Lndrce x yrkshire Duroc Pietrain Duroc x Petrain F1 Sow Litter size at birth Born alive Stillborn Total Percent stillborn Litter size at weaning Percent weaning based on Total pigs born Pigs born alive 30-day old weight, kg2 Internal between, days Weaning to conception Two farrowings Pigs weaned/sow/year Farrowing rate ,% 8.64b 0.23c 8.87b 2.67d 7.81b 87.32a 90.27a 7.04a 18.3 168.7 17.45c 76.82ab 8.90ab 0.29b 9.19ab 3.14cd 8.04ab 88.13a 91.26a 6.79b 18.6 164.5 18.02bc 78.78a 8.85ab 0.29b 9.14ab 3.16cd 8.19a 89.66a 92.49a 7.00a 15.6 161.9 18.59ab 77.65ab 7.34d 0.40a 7.73d 5.18a 5.86e 75.26c 79.39c 6.26c 17.9 161.9 13.23e 73.92b 7.73c 0.36ab 8.09c 4.36ab 6.02d 74.57c 77.89c 6.27c 19.1 155.2 13.29e 66.58c 7.98c 0.29b 8.27c 3.65bc 6.93c 83.43b 86.59b 6.75b 20.3 194.5 15.41d 68.21c 9.05a 0.30b 9.35a 3.42bcd 8.37a 89.39a 92.57a 7.09a 16.3 160.7 19.04a 79.19a 1 Any two means in the same row followed by the same letter are not statistically different. 2 Recomputed by the reviewer
  • 12. Table 7.The Reproductive Performance of Sows from Different breed groups in Farm A (Somchai,1992) LL YY LY YL L(LY) Y(LY) D(LY) (PD)(LY) P(LY) L(YL) Y(YL) D(YL) (PD g ased g ays ear 8.73c 0.33 9.06b 2.66 8.17cd 90.24b 93.34bc 7.45abc 18.50a 162.97a 18.53c 8.71c 0.42 9.13b 3.40 7.93d 86.77c 90.47c 7.30c 13.43bc 157.20b 18.26c 8.72c 0.34 9.05b 2.82 8.24c 90.52b 93.91ab 7.48abc 14.22b 158.76b 19.62bc 8.77bc 0.35 9.05b 2.82 8.24c 90.52b 93.91ab 7.48abc 14.22b 158.76b 19.62bc 9.63a 0.31 9.94a 2.21 9.02a 92.15ab 94.94ab 7.51abc 16.80ab 161.35ab 19.96abc 9.27a 0.34 9.61a 2.56 8.80a 91.71ab 94.98ab 7.53ab 12.20bc 156.02b 20.87a 9.35a 0.30 9.65a 2.54 8.39a 92.23ab 95.03ab 7.53ab 15.25b 159.48b 20.85a 9.34a 0.32 9.66a 2.54 8.89a 92.12ab 95.27ab 7.63bc 12.97bc 157.19b 20.49ab 9.47a 0.22 9.69a 1.70 8.90a 92.46ab 94.54ab 7.44abc 11.41bc 156.23b 20.69ab 9.92a 0.40 9.69a 2.62 8.77a 90.16bc 93.67abc 7.43abc 15.05b 159.54b 19.78abc 9.13ab 0.42 9.55a 3.37 8.66ab 90.67b 94.48ab 7.51abc 10.94c 155.14b 20.46ab 9.22a 0.28 9.49a 1.78 8.80a 92.96a 95.53a 7.65a 13.26bc 157.54b 20.47ab 7.6 0. 9.9 3. 9.1 91.6 95.4 7.3 15.3 159 21. 1 Any two means in the same row followed by the same letter are not statistically different. 2 First letter represents breed of sire and second letter represents breed of dam; L=Landrace:Y=Yorkshire;D=Duroc;P=Pietrain;(YL)=F1 sows coming from Landrace boar and Yorkshire sow and so on down the line.
  • 13. Table 8.The Reproductive Performance of Sows from the Different breed groups in Farm B (Somchai,1992) Parameters LL YY LY YL L(LY) Y(LY) D(LY) L(YL) Y(YL) D(YL) Avg Litter size at birth Born alive Stillborn Total Percent stillborn Litter size at weaning Percent weaning based on Total pigs born Pigs born alive 30-day old weight, kg Interval between, days Weaning to conception Two farrowings Pigs weaned/sow/year 9.46cd 0.78ab 10.22bc 7.07ab 8.31b 81.81b 87.29b 6.66ab 19.04a 168.14a 18.69de 9.19d 0.88a 10.06c 8.60a 7.81c 71.10c 83.12a 6.43d 11.77c 160.41c 18.13e 9.81abc 0.83a 10.73a 7.33a 8.69ab 82.54b 88.74ab 6.64ab 14.88b 163.81b 19.80cd 9.69bc 0.62bc 10.31bc 5.32bc 8.39b 82.38b 86.96b 6.62bc 14.28b 162.91b 19.36d 9.56cd 0.54c 10.11c 4.84c 8.64ab 86.80a 90.96a 6.72a 9.39d 154.93d 20.59bc 9.77 0.59c 10.36bc 4.90c 8.60ab 83.79b 87.69b 6.61c 9.25d 153.99d 20.81abc 9.83abc 0.47c 10.30bc 4.22c 8.87a 87.05a 90.20ab 6.52cd 9.83cd 155.11d 21.23ab 9.55abc 0.57c 10.11c 5.06bc 8.83ab 87.43a 91.19a 6.71ab 7.30d 152.83d 21.07abc 9.97ab 0.58c 10.55ab 5.30bc 8.70ab 83.66b 87.87ab 6.63abc 8.26d 153.87d 21.06abc 10.12a 0.52c 10.63ab 4.59c 8.93a 84.47ab 87.81ab 6.52cd 8.94d 154.95d 21.59a 9.69 0.63 10.33 5.72 8.58 83.72 88.18 6.61 11.25 158.01 20.24 1 Any two means in the same row followed by the same letter are not statistically different. 2 First letter represents breed of sire and second letter represents breed of dam; L=Landrace:Y=Yorkshire;D=Duroc;P=Pietrain;(YL)=F1 sows coming from Landrace boar and Yorkshire sow and so on down the line.
  • 14. Table 9.The Effects of Breed of Sows on the different reproductive traits in Farm A (Somchai. 1992) Parameters Breed of Sows 1,2 Landrace (LL) Yorkshire (YL) Landrace x Yorkshire (LY) Yorkshire x Landrace (YL) Average Litter size at birth Born alive Stillborn Total Percent stillborn Litter size at weaning Percent weaning based on Total pigs born Pigs born alive 30-day old weight, kg Internal between, days Weaning to conception Two farrowings Pigs weaned/sow/year 8.84b 0.31 9.15b 2.48 8.31b 90.76b 93.53b 7.45ab 17.58a 161.93a 18.90b 8.81b 0.34 9.15b 2.87 8.18b 88.98c 92.1c 7.34c 13.91b 158.15b 19.26b 9.40a 0.30 9.70a 2.35 8.93a 92.27a 95.15a 7.43bc 13.61b 157.90b 20.74a 9.34a 0.33 9.67a 2.46 8.89a 92.09ab 95.17a 7.56a 12.58b 156.95b 20.47a 9.10 0.32 9.42 2.54 8.58 91.03 94.02 7.45 14.40 158.71 19.85 1 Any two means in the same row followed by the same letter are not statistically different. 2 First letter represents breed of sire and second letter represents breed of dam; L=Landrace:Y=Yorkshire;D=Duroc;P=Pietrain;(YL)=F1 sows coming from Landrace boar and Yorkshire sow and so on down the line
  • 15. Table 10.The Effects of Breed of Sows on the different reproductive traits in Farm B (Somchai. 1992) Parameters Breed of Sows Landrace (LL) Yorkshire (YL) Landrace x Yorkshire (LY) Yorkshire x Landrace (YL) Average Litter size at birth Born alive Stillborn Total Percent stillborn Litter size at weaning Percent weaning based on Total pigs born Pigs born alive 30-day old weight, kg2 Internal between, days Weaning to conception Two farrowings Pigs weaned/sow/year 9.70ab 0.64b 10.34ab 5.59b 8.50bc 83.12b 87.74bc 6.60a 16.19a 165.12a 19.43b 9.65b 0.81b 10.56a 7.50a 8.45c 80.60c 86.39c 6.51b 13.72b 162.53b 19.40b 9.73ab 0.53b 10.27b 4.65b 8.72ab 85.94a 89.68c 6.51b 13.72b 162.53b 19.40b 9.97a 0.53b 10.53a 4.99b 8.85a 84.89ab 6.62a 8.72c 8.72c 154.54c 21.32a 9.76 0.64 10.41 5.74 8.59 83.40 87.95 6.60 11.96 161.68 20.22 1 1 Any two means in the same row followed by the same letter are not statistically different. 2 First letter represents breed of sire and second letter represents breed of dam; L=Landrace:Y=Yorkshire;D=Duroc;P=Pietrain;(YL)=F1 sows coming from Landrace boar and Yorkshir
  • 16. Table 11. The effects of breed of boar on the different reproductive traits in Farm A (Somchai. 1992) Parameters Breed of Boar2 Landrace (LL) Yorkshir e (YY) Duroc (DD) Peitrain x Duroc Pietrain Litter size at birth Born alive Stillborn Total Percent stillborn Litter size at weaning Percent weaning based on Total pigs born Pigs born alive 30-day old weight, kg Interval between, days Weaning to conception Two farrowings Pigs weaned/sow/year 9.02 0.34ab 9.35 2.60 8.54 91.37a 94.61 7.51 15.2a 159.75a 19.78 8.99 0.38a 9.37 3.00 8.42 89.89b 93.34 7.47 13.44b 157.38b 19.76 9.02 0.30b 9.32 2.34 8.54 91.34ab 94.07 7.43 15.69a 159.95a 19.92 9.15 0.35ab 9.50 2.92 8.65 90.81ab 94.22 7.39 14.97ab 159.13ab 19.99 9.31 0.24b 9.55 1.86 8.73 91.71a 93.79 7.43 12.77b 157.45ab 19.77 Any two means in the same row followed by the same letter are not statistically different.
  • 17. Table 12. The effects of breed of boar on the different reproductive traits in Farm B (Somchai. 1992) Parameters Breed of Boar Landrace Yorkshire Duroc Average Litter size at birth Born alive Stillborn Total Percent stillborn Litter size at weaning Percent weaning based on Total pigs born Pigs born alive 30-day old weight, kg2 Interval between, days Weaning to conception Two farrowings Pigs weaned/sow/year 9.74 0.67 10.41 5.88 8.70 84.83a 89.78a 6.70a 12.89a 160.23a 20.26b 9.71 0.66 10.37 5.92 8.42 81.93b 86.58c 6.58b 10.97b 157.85b 19.95b 9.90 0.58 10.49 5.25 8.76 84.17a 88.10b 6.49c 12.32a 159.63a 20.59a 9.76 0.64 10.41 5.74 8.59 83.40 87.95 6.60 11.96 161.68 20.22Any two means in the same row followed by the same letter are not statistically different.
  • 18. Table 13. Production performance of barrows and gilts from two breed groups of market hogs (Somchai,1992) (Somchai.1992) Parameters Breed Group * Sex Averag e Purebred Gilts D(LY) D(YL) Barrow Gilt Landrac e Yorkshir e No. of Animals Initial age, days Initial weight, kg Final weight, kg Days on test ADG, g Backfat Thickness, cm Feed Efficiency A.D.Feed Intake, kg Adjusted 180-day wt.kg Age at 90-kg weight, days*** 40 82.0 34.8 91.3** 73.2 778 1.35 3.03 2.35** 106.1 153 40 81.5 35.3 90.7 70.4 796 1.47 3.16 2.51 107.8 151 40 82.0 36.4 91.8** 68.0** 821 1.45 3.13 2.56** 110.4** 147 40 81.5 33.7 90.1 75.5 753 1.37 3.07 2.30 103.5 157 80 81.8 35.1 91.6 71.8 78.7 1.41 3.10 2.43 106.9 152 40 71.6 26.4 91.0 93.4 69.5 1.32 99.38 162 40 73.4 26.1 90.7 90.2 71.7 1.34 99.83 162 * D = Duroc (Terminal sire) (LY)= F1 sows coming from Landrace boar and Yorkshire sow (YL)= F1 sows coming from Yorskhire boar and Landrace Sow ** Significantly different at <0.05 *** Recomputed by the reviewer
  • 19. Table 14.Percentage Heterosis in selected traits realized in Crossbred (Arganosa et al.1991) Traits Group Lndrce x Yorkshire Duroc x Pietrain Crossbred Sows x Terminal Shire Litter size at birth Born alive Stillborn Total Percent stillborn Litter size at weaning Percent weaning based on Pigs born alive weaning weight, kg Pigs weaned/sow/year 0.91 11.54 1.22 3.34 1.90 1.23 4.87 5.91 -23.68 4.85 16.67 10.11 7.74 16.21 11.01 -6.25 10.39 20.74 9.29 7.53 22.86
  • 20. Table 15.Percentage heterosis in selected traits realized in F1 sows (Somchai,1992) Traits Farm A Farm B Litter size at birth Born alive Stillborn Total Percent stillborn Litter size at weaning Percent weaning based on Total pigs born Pigs born alive 30-day old weight, kg2 Internal between, days Weaning to conception Two farrowings Pigs weaned/sow/year 6.18 -3.08 5.85 8.07 2.57 2.49 1.35 -16.38 -1.64 7.99 1.60 -26.90 -48 3.66 4.34 2.50 0.99 -38.79 -5.60 8.76
  • 21. Summary O The average reproductive and productive performance of purebred Landrace, Yorkshire, Duroc, and Peitrain and crossbred litters and crossbred sows involving these four breeds were summarized. O After about 15 years of selecting, breeding and evaluation, the following were found relevant.
  • 22. 1. Imported purebred Landrace, Yorkshire, Duroc and Petrain and their purebred and crossbred offspring did not perform as good as the same breeds in other temperate countries. However, their performance was as good as those found in previous studies reported under Philippine conditions. 2. The white breeds had higher reproductive performance than the colored breeds. 3. The crossbred litters performed better than the purebred parental breeds.
  • 23. 4. The crossbred Landrace x Yorkshire or Yorkshire x Landrace sows mated to either parental breed or terminal sires performed better then purebred sows. 5. The market hogs produced out of Landrace x Yorkshire or Yorkshire x Landrace sows mated to Duroc boars averaged 90 kg at 152 days. 6. Heterosis was highest in crossbred sows mated to terminal sire. 7. No information is available on traits associated with carcass desirability. The need for live animals and carcass evaluation is very relevant.
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Notes de l'éditeur

  1. Crossbreeding refers to the crossing of two different breeds or lines of animals. It is used in livestock production to take advantage of heterosis (sometimes called hybrid vigour) and complementarity.
  2. Progenies- Offsprings
  3. The Yorkshire breed is white in color, with erect ears. Yorkshires are the most recordedbreed in the United States and Canada. Yorkshire are popular because of their muscular, lowback fat, high percent lean carcasses. More importantly, Yorkshires are durable, sound hog that are excellent mothers. Yorkshires are known as ìthe mother breedî because of theoutstanding milking and mothering abilities.
  4. Heterosis hybrid vigor