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 '''''Piglet''''' refers to a young animal that is still nursing, in [[Modern swine rearing| Modern, agro-industrial, swine rearing]] piglets are weaned as young as 5-10 days of age (segregated early weaning - SEW or Medicated early weaning - MEW) or in some facilities at 3-4 weeks of age. In [[Traditional swine rearing]] piglets are weaned at 5-6 weeks old.
-'''''[[Runt]]''''' a small or weak piglet, often a runt is present in each litter due to [[Swine Nursing Dynamics|nursing dynamics]]
+'''''[[Runt]]''''' a small or weak piglet, often a runt is present in each litter due to [[Swine dominance dynamics|dominance dynamics]]
 '''''Suckling pig''''' or '''''suckler''''' is a piglet that is still nursing - sometimes harvested for their tender meat and frequently cooked whole.

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 '''''Piglet''''' refers to a young animal that is still nursing, in [[Modern swine rearing| Modern, agro-industrial, swine rearing]] piglets are weaned as young as 5-10 days of age (segregated early weaning - SEW or Medicated early weaning - MEW) or in some facilities at 3-4 weeks of age. In [[Traditional swine rearing]] piglets are weaned at 5-6 weeks old.
-'''''[[Runt]]''''' a small or weak piglet, often a runt is present in each litter due to [[
+'''''[[Runt]]''''' a small or weak piglet, often a runt is present in each litter due to [[Swine Nursing Dynamics|nursing dynamics]]
 '''''Suckling pig''''' or '''''suckler''''' is a piglet that is still nursing - sometimes harvested for their tender meat and frequently cooked whole.

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 '''''Piglet''''' refers to a young animal that is still nursing, in [[Modern swine rearing| Modern, agro-industrial, swine rearing]] piglets are weaned as young as 5-10 days of age (segregated early weaning - SEW or Medicated early weaning - MEW) or in some facilities at 3-4 weeks of age. In [[Traditional swine rearing]] piglets are weaned at 5-6 weeks old.
-'''''Runt''''' a small or weak piglet, often a runt is present in each litter due to [[
+'''''[[Runt]]''''' a small or weak piglet, often a runt is present in each litter due to [[
 '''''Suckling pig''''' or '''''suckler''''' is a piglet that is still nursing - sometimes harvested for their tender meat and frequently cooked whole.

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	'''''Piglet''''' refers to a young animal that is still nursing, in [[Modern swine rearing\| Modern, agro-industrial, swine rearing]] piglets are weaned as young as 5-10 days of age (segregated early weaning - SEW or Medicated early weaning - MEW) or in some facilities at 3-4 weeks of age. In [[Traditional swine rearing]] piglets are weaned at 5-6 weeks old.		'''''Piglet''''' refers to a young animal that is still nursing, in [[Modern swine rearing\| Modern, agro-industrial, swine rearing]] piglets are weaned as young as 5-10 days of age (segregated early weaning - SEW or Medicated early weaning - MEW) or in some facilities at 3-4 weeks of age. In [[Traditional swine rearing]] piglets are weaned at 5-6 weeks old.
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		+	'''''Runt''''' a small or weak piglet, often a runt is present in each litter due to [[

	'''''Suckling pig''''' or '''''suckler''''' is a piglet that is still nursing - sometimes harvested for their tender meat and frequently cooked whole.		'''''Suckling pig''''' or '''''suckler''''' is a piglet that is still nursing - sometimes harvested for their tender meat and frequently cooked whole.

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 '''''Suckling pig''''' or '''''suckler''''' is a piglet that is still nursing - sometimes harvested for their tender meat and frequently cooked whole.
-'''''Pig''''' refers to a young animal, prior to sexual maturity.
+'''''Pig''''' refers to a young animal, prior to sexual maturity, but casually can refer to all swine.
 '''''Weaner''''' or '''''shoat''''' refers to a pig which has been weaned - occasionally pigs are harvested at this stage for a party or special meal.
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 '''''Boar''''' refers to a breeding male.
-'''''Hog''''' refers to breeding swine regardless of gender.
+'''''Hog''''' refers to breeding swine regardless of gender but casually can refer to any swine.
 ==Physical and Behavioral Characteristics==

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 [[Jacob Springs pork production]]
-[[modern swine rearing|modern methods of swine rearing]]
+[[Modern swine rearing|modern methods of swine rearing]]
-[[traditional swine rearing|traditional methods of swine rearing]]
+[[Traditional swine rearing|traditional methods of swine rearing]]

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	[[modern swine rearing\|modern methods of swine rearing]]		[[modern swine rearing\|modern methods of swine rearing]]

−	[[traditional swine rearing\|traditional]]	+	[[traditional swine rearing\|traditional methods of swine rearing]]

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	[[Jacob Springs pork production]]		[[Jacob Springs pork production]]
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		+	[[modern swine rearing\|modern methods of swine rearing]]
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		+	[[traditional swine rearing\|traditional]]

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	==Breeds==		==Breeds==
	==Production Methods==		==Production Methods==
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		+	[[Jacob Springs pork production]]