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This document contains livestock production data including average weight, dressing percentage, and total pounds produced for 4 different livestock types. The heaviest livestock weighed an average of 1200 pounds and produced over 6 million pounds total, while the lightest averaged 110 pounds and yielded over 1 million pounds. Dressing percentages ranged from 53% to 73%.

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Livestock – Match Them
Ave Wt. – 240
D. P. – 73%
5,714,498 lb
Ave Wt. – 125
D. P. - 53%
751,871 lb
Ave Wt. – 110
D. P. - 55%
1,441,170 lb
Ave Wt. – 1200
D. P. – 62%
6,277,872 lb

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