Agriculture

What is boar?
A. a female pig B. A male pig not castrated C. a spotted chick D. a baby pig
What is a gilt?
A. a male pig not castrated B. baby pig C. female pig D. A female pig that has NOT produces a litter of baby pigs
What is a sow?
A. a baby pig B. a male castrated pig C. a mature male chicken D. A female pig that has already produces a litter of baby pigs
What is a piglet?
A. a male castrated pig B. a female mature pig C. baby pig D. a sow
What is a barrow?
A. a male pig that is not castrated B. a female pig that has produces a liter C. A male pig that IS castrated ` D. a female pig that has not produced a liter
What is farrowing?
A. clip teeth B. ear notching C. all above D. feed out from day 1
What is tail docking?
A. clipping teeth B. clipping the tail C. clipping ears D. none

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What is boar?
A. a female pig B. A male pig not castrated C. a spotted chick D. a baby pig
What is a gilt?
A. a male pig not castrated B. baby pig C. female pig D. A female pig that has NOT produces a litter of baby pigs
What is a sow?
A. a baby pig B. a male castrated pig C. a mature male chicken D. A female pig that has already produces a litter of baby pigs
What is a piglet?
A. a male castrated pig B. a female mature pig C. baby pig D. a sow
What is a barrow?
A. a male pig that is not castrated B. a female pig that has produces a liter C. A male pig that IS castrated ` D. a female pig that has not produced a liter
What is farrowing?
A. clip teeth B. ear notching C. all above D. feed out from day 1
What is tail docking?
A. clipping teeth B. clipping the tail C. clipping ears D. none

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