Tenyi Vo
The indigenous pig of the Naga hills, reared by the Tenyimia people and deeply tied to Naga social and ceremonial life.
Tenyi Vo
Physical Characteristics
- Colour: black with a sparse coat
- Small, compact body with a straight snout
- Short erect ears and a strong, sturdy frame
- Adult weight: 40–55 kg
Benefits for Farmers
Hardy in cold hill conditions with simple shelter
Grows on locally available forest feed and household waste
Meat is highly valued in the Naga market and at festivals
Low mortality under traditional free-range management
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Breed Profile
- Species
- Pig
- Utility
- Meat
- Home Tract
- Kohima, Phek and the Angami–Chakhesang region
- Found In
- Nagaland
- Yield
- Litter size 5–7 piglets
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