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114-Day Swine Gestation Table 114-DAY SWINE GESTATION TABLE BREEDING DUE BREEDING DUE BREEDING DUE BREEDING DUE BREEDING DUE BREEDING DUE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE DATE Jan 1 Apr 25 Mar 1 Jun 23 May 1 Aug 23 Jul 1 Oct 23 Sep 1 Dec 24 Nov 1 Feb 23 Jan 2 Apr 26 Mar 2 Jun 24 May 2 Aug 24 Jul 2 Oct 24 Sep 2 Dec 25 Nov 2 Feb 24 Jan 3 Apr 27 Mar 3 Jun 25 May 3 Aug 25 Jul 3 Oct 25 Sep 3 Dec 26 Nov 3 Feb 25 Jan 4 Apr 28 Mar 4 Jun 26 May 4 Aug 26 Jul 4 Oct 26 Sep 4 Dec 27 Nov 4 Feb 26 Jan 5 Apr 29 Mar 5 Jun 27 May 5 Aug 27 Jul 5 Oct 27 Sep 5 Dec 28 Nov 5 Feb 27 Jan 6 Apr 30 Mar 6 Jun 28 May 6 Aug 28 Jul 6 Oct 28 Sep 6 Dec 29 Nov 6 Feb 28 Jan 7 May 1 Mar 7 Jun 29 May 7 Aug 29 Jul 7 Oct 29 Sep 7 Dec 30 Nov 7 Mar 1 Jan 8 May 2 Mar 8 Jun 30 May 8 Aug 30 Jul 8 Oct 30 Sep 8 Dec 31 Nov 8 Mar 2 Jan 9 May 3 Mar 9 Jul 1 May 9 Aug 31 Jul 9 Oct 31 Sep 9 Jan 1 Nov 9 Mar 3 Jan 10 May 4 Mar 10 Jul 2 May 10 Sep 1 Jul 10 Nov 1 Sep 10 Jan 2 Nov 10 Mar 4 Jan 11 May 5 Mar 11 Jul 3 May 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