In terms of physical appearance, Landrace has drooping ears that cover their eyes, while Large White has erect ears. Both breeds have black pigments on their bodies, and their sizes are similar. However, when it comes to production, Large White is considered better. Crossbreeding Landrace and Large White can result in a breed that can yield up to 17 piglets. It is advisable to limit pig furrowing to two times a year to prevent overtaxing and weakening the pigs. Camborough pigs exhibit steady growth and have a smaller size, making Large White and Landrace the best breeds.
To maintain a clean environment for the pigs, always sweep the trough before placing food to ensure pig stead cleanliness. Regularly replace the sawdust in the pig houses to prevent unpleasant smells. To manage waste, mix it with wood shavings to keep it dry and add more shavings to maintain cleanliness. It is always recommended to seek advice from experts when you have questions or concerns about pig farming
