Places, Dates of Origin, and Identifying Features
| Breed | Place & Date of Origin | Identifying Features |
|---|---|---|
| American Landrace | Indiana, 1930s | White; drooping ears; long body. |
| Berkshire | England, 1700s | Black with white markings; erect ears; short snout. |
| Chester White | Pennsylvania, early 1800s | White; drooping ears. |
| Duroc | New York, early 1800s | Red; drooping ears. |
| Hampshire | Kentucky, early 1800s | Black with white band around shoulders and front legs. |
| Poland China | Ohio, late 1800s | Black with white markings; drooping ears. |
| Spotted Swine | Ohio and Indiana, late 1800s | Black and white spotted. |
| Yorkshire | England, early 1800s | White; erect ears. |
🧠 Teaching Tip
Encourage children to:
- Color pigs according to their identifying features.
- Practice saying the breed names aloud — they’re fun to pronounce!
