Breeds of Pigs - f

Fengjing pigs are from the town of Fengjing in Shanghai, China. They are mainly found in the districts of Jinshan,Songjiang, and Wujiang. They are classified as a type of Taihu pig which all occur in the narrow region of mild sub-tropical climate around the Taihu Lake region.

Fengjing pigs are large black pigs with large floppy ears. They are distinguished by their very wrinkly faces and bodies. They are excellent breeders, produ ...

Finnish Landrace pigs are found in abundance in the northern parts of Europe, particularly in Finland. They have the same origin as the other Landrace pig breeds of Europe. The Finnish Landrace pig breeds were developed by means of crossings with the improved indigenous stock that were brought from other countries. They average 6 to 10 baby piglets in a litter and will have two to three litters per year.

Finnish Landrace pigs hav ...

Forest Mountain pigs are an exceptionally rare breed native to the rugged terrain of Armenia, where they have roamed for generations. Regrettably, their population has dwindled to alarmingly low numbers, prompting concerns about the imminent threat of extinction.

Endowed with unique characteristics tailored to their mountainous habitat, Forest Mountain pigs possess a distinct genetic makeup that sets them apart from other breeds. Their ...

Landrace pigs made their initial appearance in France circa 1930; however, it wasn't until the post-World War II era that they experienced widespread importation into the country, primarily from Sweden.

The contemporary French variant of Landrace pigs is notably large and distinguished by their white coat and prominent heavy drooping ears. Through selective breeding, they have been refined to emphasize skeletal robustness, substantial ...