the black of strei – a swine population on the verge of extinction in banat

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Abstract
The Black of Strei swine was declared to be extinct in 1974, but research conducted in 2008-2010 proved that there are still 61 specimens (Black of Strei proper and hybrids) in the Hatzeg county and in the Lugoj area. Body measurements have been made in the case of those specimens and they showed that the specimens are a morphoproductive type. The local people appreciate the Black of Strei especially for its fat and bard which are very dry and used in order to obtain the traditional food products in the area. Prolificacy of sows farrowing is an 8 piglets per gestation. This breed is best kept in organic farms. The Black of Strei females are usually cross-bred with wildboar (Sus scrofa ferus) males, the hybrids’ meat being very appreciated.
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Authors ;Marcel Matiuti;Carmen-Luminita Matiuti;Eleonora Nistor;Dorel Dronca
Journal Enzyme and microbial technology
Year 2011
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http://spasb.ro/index.php/spasb/article/view/491
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Biodiversity swine breedingagriculturetechnologyscience

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