Incorporating Growth Performance with Youth Market Hog Shows

Florida, like many other states, has extensive youth swine exhibition programs but little to no commercial pork production. To remain relevant, the focus of these programs should be both educational and industry-applicable. By incorporating growth performance, youth swine shows can provide opportuni...

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Main Authors: Chad Carr, Travis Arp
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Published: The University of Florida George A. Smathers Libraries 2011-01-01
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description Florida, like many other states, has extensive youth swine exhibition programs but little to no commercial pork production. To remain relevant, the focus of these programs should be both educational and industry-applicable. By incorporating growth performance, youth swine shows can provide opportunities for education about growth performance and lean gain per day on test, and reward genetically superior animals. This 6-page fact sheet explains how such an exhibition program would work. Written by Chad Carr and Travis Arp. Published by the UF Department of Animal Sciences, January 2011. AN257/AN257: Incorporating Growth Performance with Youth Market Hog Shows (ufl.edu)
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