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I. Medieval timesA. HorsesB. Farmers, ranchesANS 110 1nd Edition Lecture 5 Outline of Last Lecture I. Medieval timesA. Horses B. Farmers, ranches II. Companion animalsOutline of Current Lecture II. Early Domestication of SwineIII. Major BreedsIV. Top Countries, and trade exportation/ importing V. Boar Stub – PyramidCurrent LectureI. Early domestication of swineA. Well suited for stable agrarian lifestyle1. Not well for nomadic a) Can run far but get spent and monagatric “garbage”2. Pork storage – salted pork barrels 3. Production- eastern corn belta) “Porkopolsis” Cincinnati, Ohio 1835 II. 8 Major BreedsA. Venture breed1. Crossbreeding, easy to raisea) Not prolific, good about of offspring2. Black 6 white points and erect earsB. Legerity 1. Bigger footed , prolific 2. Snow white, lower earsC. Red Hog- “jersey reds”1. Fast growing sir breeda) Heavy muscle, lean b) Sir not drain, have down earsD. Hamster PorkThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best Used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.1. Terminal sira) Utilized for muscle and lean (1) Don’t grow rapidlyb) Not prolific, black with white belt, erect earsE. Land raise sal 1. Longer body, small legs, Joe hounding earsa) Very prolific – have and raise offspringF. Bowlen china1. USA breeda) Much like botchier b) Bald facec) White tip tale, down tipped earsG. Spotted bowled 1. Hog with white 2. Prolific H. Yorcher deal1. Mother breeda) Prolific b) Most popular 40%(1) High utilized for commercial proposes III. Top 5 countries, trade exportation/ importingA. China, Europe, USA, Brazil, RussiaB. Exporting1. USA, Europe, Canada, brazil, chinaC. Importing1. Japan, Russia, Mexico, china, south Korea, Hong KongIV. Boar Stub- Pyramid A. Career option- Facility employee1. Husbandry knowledge2. Livestock handling skills3. Boar collection – collect semen B. Secretarial employee1. Account detail- office work2. 2 way organization (order in/out production) 3. People skills a) Talk on phone give information : weather, semen, complainsC. Lab technician 1. Attention to detaila) “Run a tight ship” , keep lab cleanb) Minimal people interaction(1) People from the barn hand semen (2) Only communicate to confirm D. Manager – Back ground in all sectors of business1. Be able to figure out what is going on in the business2. Abilities to mange personalities 3. Solid communication skills a) Obedient b) Able to work under pressureE. Owner- manager mentality, plus a “risk taker”1. Feed of taking risk, land, food, people employed2. Has been in other positions before to know how to handle problems them self if


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