Texas FFA Livestock Judging PracticeTest

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Which breed of swine is known for not having a predominant red color?

Berkshire
Yorkshire
Poland China
Tamworth

The correct answer is: Poland China

The breed of swine known for not having a predominant red color is Poland China. This breed is characterized by its black color with white markings on the face, legs, and tail, which distinguishes it from others commonly associated with red hues. The Poland China breed was developed primarily in Ohio and is recognized for its muscular build and good meat quality. In contrast, other breeds listed have different predominant colors. The Berkshire breed is primarily black with white points, the Yorkshire breed is known for its white color, and the Tamworth is primarily red in color. Each of these breeds has distinct characteristics and colorations that set them apart, making the Poland China breed unique for its lack of a red coloration.