National Yorkshire Farm

Amarvati Road, Nagpur, Maharashtra

large white yorkshire piglet

piglet age 2 month to 3 month all vecination done min order quantity 12 piecsThe domestic pig (Sus scrofa domesticus or only Sus domesticus), often called swine, hog, or pig when there is no need to distinguish it from other pigs, is a large, even-toed ungulate. It is variously considered a subspecies of the wild boar or a distinct species. The domestic pig's head-plus-body-length ranges from 0.9 to 1.8 m (35 to 71 in), and the adult can weigh between 50 and 350 kg (110 and 770 lb). Compared to other artiodactyls, its head is relatively long, pointed, and free of warts. Even-toed ungulates are generally herbivorous, but the domestic pig is an omnivore, like its wild relative.

With strong industrial experience, we make sure that the packaging is done as per the stated norms, by this; the products that we deliver are absolutely safe from the getting damaged. With stern quality examinations on varied stages of deigning and manufacturing, even the raw inputs used are completely examined by the professionals. This helps us in delivering the finest array of products with complete precision.

 

Details :

• Most extensively used exotic breed in India
• Body colour is solid white with occasional black – pigmented spots
• Erect ears, snout of medium lengths and dished face
• Excellent breed for the purpose of cross breeding
• Prolific breeds
• Mature boar 300-400 k.g
• Mature sow 230-320 kg

From the sourcing of raw material till the final dispatch, our quality auditors keep a stern eye on every sage. Assistance of a sophisticated packaging system and professional packing team, we have become capable of meeting the exact requirements of the clients. In addition, we ensure zero damage at buyer's end.

 

Details :

• Used in some areas in India
• Grows rapidly gives good dressing percentage
• Not so prolific as large white Yorkshire
• Males 250-340 kg
• Females 180-270 kg

We source the raw material from the leading vendors and manufacturers in the market; thus, we are capable of fulfilling the exact requirements of the clients with our offered products. With the aid of our updated transit facilities, we are capable of delivering the orders at requested destinations with ease. The color marking of all Duroc breeding hogs for registration shall be red. Duroc is red all over. No white markings to be seen and his ears are droopy, covering the eyes. He is big boned and stands with his feet firmly planted. Obviously he is great breeding stock, but the idea is to show you what a Duroc really looks like. They don't have white belts, or white feet, as a matter of fact they don't have any white. If you go to a farm to buy a Duroc and see lots of white markings.

Our investment in the well-structured warehouse has paid off well. We have successfully installed up-to-the-minute warehouse management software to keep the entire lot in a safe and organized manner. Hi-tech machines and assistance of our packaging experts help us in meeting the standard as well as customized packing needs of the customers. Moreover, we check the entire lot before making the final dispatch. Ghungroo an indigenous strain of pig first reported from North Bengal is popular among the local people because of high prolificacy and ability to sustain in low input system. This breed/strain produces high quality pork utilizing agricultural byproducts and kitchen wastes. Ghungroo are mostly black coloured with typical Bull do face appearance, with a litter size of 6-12 piglets, individually weigh about 1.0 kg at birth and 7.0 10.0 kg at weaning. Both sexes are very much docile and easy to handle. In the breeding tract they are maintained under scavenging system and mainly act as insurance to the rainfed agriculture. At National Research Centre on Pig, Rani, Guwahati, Ghungroo pigs are being maintained under intensive system of rearing with standard breeding, feeding and managemental system. Their evaluation for genetic potential for use in future breeding programmes is in progress and this indigenous strain is performing very well in terms of productive and reproductive efficiency. Some of the selected sows have delivered litter size of 17 piglets at birth as compared to the other indigenous strains of pigs maintained at the Institute farm.