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Island swine breeder urges classification

Classification cannot come dispersal sale of Earl Savitz of enly with neck and fore ribs.”

too soon for the benefit of Prince Edward Island swine breeders. in the opinion of some of the top inen in the business. This op- inion was expressed strongly at the annual meeting of the Prince Edward Island Swine Breeders

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‘mation. 85 to 89 which is

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ago. It was expressed to The Guardian again a few days ago by Stirling Willis, the Kingston man who this year became the

first Islander ever to become.

president of the Canadian Swine Breeders Accociation.

The swine breeder who thinks |

vanced. registry scoring is not goed enough, in that it tells. no- thing of the conformation of the

Registered cattle, for example,

are classified as Excellent which |

is W percent or over on confor- Good Plus. 30 to 84 which is Very Good, 75 to 79 Good and below the? fair. acd so on

The extended pedigree shows the classification of the animals sire. dam: the grand dams and sres. etc The thought is that this should be extended to swine That's being done now in Ont- rio, for example, Mr. Willis ex- plained. In fact he bought a voung boar recently at the sale in London, Ontario which was the

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Alvinston, Ontario and all of the five points are allowed for the 297 animals in it were classified ribs, for the back, for the side, in this manner, or at least the the heart and flank girth: six classification of the breeding for the hind quarters and six for stock was in the pedigree of the ham, which comprises the those too young to bé classified 40 points. - ‘

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ple. provides (1) ™) points for head, neck and breed character; ‘2) 4 poimts for Body Con- formation; (3) 2 points for } latively long and broad,

d be “large, well rounded behind. ly tapering to the hock.” j

ce ‘Under (1) two points each are. Under ‘3) feet and legs.

allowed for the snout — it should |

should be broad and thick: pasterns, bone’ and for movement |comes of the animal. The bone, for ex- | though ample, should be “hard, flinty ed much larger. ‘and smooth: free from extreme | The industry coarseness or fineness.” The this province movement, should be free and Problems to Varieties with

graceful, with attractive car- riage.” . Under general appearance and less susceptibility to late three points are allowed for: Spring or early fall frosts are two each of the following.. testic:) things méntioned by many gro- les, hair, skin, fleshing, develop’ Wers. : ment and balance which should A study of varieties is being be “smooth and symmetrical.” mede for other reasons. BIG ASSISTANCE The Experimental Farm. here The feeling is that this sort of has been doing the experimen- thing would be out outstanding tal work for the past several assistance to people who wanted Years under the direction of Re- to purchase an ammal. it would search Officer Keith LeLacheur give them a really good look at Who notes that experiments the backzround of the animal Were also carried on last year in from the standpoint of confor- New Brunswick. : mation. It would help the bree- The season of 1964 was surpri- der as well, for his animals would singly good for growth maturity be more readily sold. if they and overall yields were the best were of proper type and back- thus far. ground for conformation Reporting on the overall experi- Russ Templeton of Burford, On- mental effort conducted by the tario does the swine classifying Experimental arm. Mr. LeLach- in Ontario, and Mr. Willis sug- eur said: gests the same man could be! induced to come to this provin-'makes him “excellent” and his ce to classify. if that policy was dam is at the top of the “very laid down. The swinebreeders good” with a score of 89 points. association has funds, he ex-' They've been working on clas- plains, to help sification in Ontario for the The younc boar Mr. Wilhs past two years, and several bought at the Savitz sale, for ex- other provinc_: are considering ample. is sired by a boar grad- it, the Kingston swine breeder ing 91 in conformation wich reports. °

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Under body conformation eight points are available for the shoulder which should be “smooth. compact, blending ev-

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