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Gilt Definition: Young Female Pig Before First Farrowing
A gilt is a female pig that has never farrowed (given birth). Typically reaches puberty at 6–8 months, bred at 7–9 months (120–150 kg). After first farrowing, she becomes a sow. Gilts are selected for genetic merit, conformation, and reproductive tract soundness before entering the breeding herd.
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