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The first key factor to take into account when is that female , or ‘sows’, are pregnant for about 116 days – that is, just over three months and three weeks. A sow usually farrows (gives birth to) between eight and 10 piglets, which are weaned at about 35 days. The sow comes on heat four to six days after weaning her piglets.

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NOTE: Farming Landrace hogs can be a rewarding and profitable venture for farmers who are willing to invest in proper management and care. With their exceptional reproductive performance, high-quality meat, and adaptability, Landrace hogs offer numerous benefits for both small-scale and commercial pig farming operations.

By following the guidelines and best practices outlined in this guide, farmers can successfully raise and manage Landrace hogs, optimize their production, and maximize their profitability. Whether you are just starting out or looking to improve your existing pig farming operation, the insights and strategies provided in this comprehensive guide will help you achieve your goals and succeed in the competitive world of pig farming.