Qu County Three-Way Cross Pigs
“Qu County Three-Way Cross Pigs” is the commercial name for the Duroc × Landrace × Yorkshire (DLY) three-way crossbred pigs. These pigs are popular among farmers and favored by buyers due to their rapid growth rate, high feed conversion efficiency, strong adaptability, and high lean meat ratio. They sell well in cities such as Shanghai and Fujian. In 1999, the county raised 937,300 head of these pigs, with 621,300 marketed, generating a pig farming output value of 285.4 million yuan, making it a key pillar industry in Qujiang District’s agriculture. The “Qu County Three-Way Cross Pigs” trademark has been registered with the State Administration for Industry and Commerce. In 1998, it won a gold award at the Zhejiang Provincial Famous, Special, High-Quality and New Agricultural Products Exhibition. In 1999, it was recognized as a famous brand product at the China International Agricultural Fair. Pig trading markets have been established and standardized in five towns—Duzhe, Lianhua, Yunxi, Houxi, and Nianli—and over 20 authorized distribution points and 20 information hubs have been set up across the province, in Fujian, and in Shanghai.
Product Name: Qu County Three-Way Cross Pigs
Product Origin: Qu County
Product Features: Fast growth rate, high feed conversion efficiency, strong adaptability, high lean meat ratio
Product Description: The “Qu County Three-Way Cross Pigs” trademark has been registered with the State Administration for Industry and Commerce. In 1998, it won a gold award at the Zhejiang Provincial Famous, Special, High-Quality and New Agricultural Products Exhibition. In 1999, it was recognized as a famous brand product at the China International Agricultural Fair. Pig trading markets have been established and standardized in five towns—Duzhe, Lianhua, Yunxi, Houxi, and Nianli—and over 20 authorized distribution points and 20 information hubs have been set up across the province, in Fujian, and in Shanghai.
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