n.A litter of pigs.
v. far·rowed, far·row·ing, far·rows
v.tr.To give birth to (a litter of pigs).
v.intr.To produce a litter of pigs.
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how many litters per year does a potbelly pig have
Pig LittersAverage litter of a pig can vary, but between 8-14 seems to be the answer.no it's 16runescape is cool
No, pigs and hogs is just another name for the specie. A sow is a female pig that has given birth, a gilt is a female pig that has not given birth. A boar is an intact male pig, a barrow is a castrated male pig. A group of young pigs is called piglets, or freshly weaned piglets are called weaner pigs.
It doesnt really count on the year it matters on the life span only 4 litters a year is the maximum.
Would you believe the word is FARROP!. Found it on the internet! Not correct. The term farrop is only used when the pig actually gives birth to the piglets - the birthing process. Pigs have litters just like dogs and cats. Signed - Dr. Greg Gagnon, DVS could you please tell me the correct term for a litter of piglets is it farrop or not The better answer is: farrow
how many litters per year does a potbelly pig have
Pig LittersAverage litter of a pig can vary, but between 8-14 seems to be the answer.no it's 16runescape is cool
Meat from pigs is called pork.
usually guinea pigs have litters of 1-4 babies
Yes,some Guinea Pigs had babies upto 12.But their average litters are about 4 to 8.
I believe pigs have the largest litters. It is not uncommon for them to have more than 12 in a litter
pigs are produced when their mothers are pregnant and then they are given birth to.
They don't. Usually. The only reason I can think of is if they get sick with the flu. I have a friend and all of her guinea pigs have had 2 healthy litters.
pigs got their name by their fatness!!
Guinea pig, common name for certain small rodents (with a pair of sharp-edge, chisel-like incisor teeth), with short rounded ears and no tails. Adult female usually produce litters of two to four young guinea pigs.
Yorkshire pigs are a maternal pig breed. They are a white pig with erect ears and a long/lean body. They are most known for their prolificness (ability to produce and care for large litters).
pigs are pretty small when they are born, because they are born in litters. litters average in number anywhere from 6 to 16 piglets. my guess is that piglets weigh around a pound each at birth. what i do know from raising pigs for 4-H and fair is that when we take pigs to fair, they are usually in the neighborhood of 150-160 days old and can be expected to weigh in around 220-275 pounds. at 150 days they are not even 6 months old. at this stage, pigs can be expected to gain around 2 pound of weight per day.