A Field Guide to Pigs
A Field Guide to Pigs by John Pukite, published by Penguin in 2002, is a unique resource that delves into the diverse world of pigs, presenting easy-to-understand descriptions and illustrations of various breeds. This 126-page guide serves as a comprehensive reference for anyone interested in these animals, offering insights into their behavior and practical tips for farm visits.
Readers will discover a wealth of information about popular pig breeds, from the massive Poland China to the charming Vietnamese Potbelly. The book combines elements of humor and nature, making it suitable for both casual observers and those with a deeper interest in animal husbandry. With its engaging content, A Field Guide to Pigs provides endless little-known facts and fascinating tidbits, ensuring that every page offers something new to learn.
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John Pukite went back to the barnyard after the success of A Field Guide to Cowsand the result is a one-of-a-kind field guide to the true star of any farmyard-the pig. Although swine have roamed fields and forests for centuries, this guide is the first to offer easy-to-understand descriptions and illustrations of the world’s most popular breeds. Whether it is the massive Poland China or the roly-poly Vietnamese Potbelly, A Field Guide to Pigsis the one-stop reference for endless little-known facts, fascinating tidbits about pig behavior, and even etiquette for when you visit the farm. Casual pig watchers and porcinologists alike are sure to learn something new on every page.
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