In the research, we explore the impact on the sexual desire of boar and the fertility of pig agriculture.

The investigations posted in the International Journal of Agriculture Innovation and Technology and Globalization have rarely studied pig agriculture.

TSHEPO Teee, a South African University of Agricultural Environmental Science Center, has examined the breeds of indigenous pigs in South Africa and identified the sexual impulses of boar as a significant impact on the size of garbage. Obviously, the size of the garbage has a significant impact on the efficiency and sustainability of pig fuel operation.

TEELE points out that indigenous pig varieties in southern Africa do not have the same genetic selection process as otherly widely held butstocks. Therefore, it has its own reproductive characteristics. In addition, they are generally adapted and resist the troublesome illness.

Given that pork is an important source of protein at a relatively low cost, these varieties can play more important roles in the pork market. However, you need to pay attention to reproductive ability and breeding.

Efficient breeding systems are important to meet demand, reduce costs, and to live a sustainable life from livestock. TEELE explains that conventional breeding programs tend to focus on growth rate and carcase quality, but reproductive factors, especially wild boars, pay attention to simple ways to improve the yield. It is worth it.

The butalibide can be measured from the viewpoint of the reaction time (interval from installation to ejaculation). In particular, boar, which has a high libido, can stimulate the early maturity of gold leaf (young female pigs) through its actions and the release of pheromones, and cause larger fish development. It may have a direct effect on.

This study claims to include an estimated breeding value of libido -centered as a statistical tool for predicting genetic potential in breeding strategies. By doing so, farmers can improve the yield based on the natural strength of pigs.

Pig’s reproductive characteristics are inherited at a fairly low speed. However, nutritional supplements such as zinc and seleniums are known to increase testosterone levels that can improve wild boar libido. Considering the correlation between wild boar sex and fertility of pigs, there is an obvious practical intervention that can complement the breeding effort to enhance the reproductive results.