Abstract <br>In the pig breeding system, reproductive performance is the most important production performance of sows, which will directly affect the economic benefits of the pig industry. Because the heritability of reproductive traits of sows is low, it is more affected by non-genetic factors. Therefore, it is necessary to deeply explore the effects of non-genetic factors such as the farrowing season on the reproductive performance of sows. <br>In this study, based on the reproductive performance data of 388 binary sows (L Landrace and Y Large White hybrids) of an agricultural and animal husbandry food company from December 2018 to December 2019, the reproductive performance of different farrowing seasons was analyzed. The results showed that the number of live piglets in the first parity of the binary sow was the lowest, and the number of piglets alive in the second to ninth parities was higher, indicating that the effective use life of the binary sow was longer; the second to eighth parity Jinhua The pig's birth weight, newborn litter weight, 21-day-old litter weight, weaning weight, and weaning litter weight all performed well, but the production level decreased after the 9th litter; the reproductive performance of sows bred in winter was better than other seasons. <br> <br>Keywords: reproductive performance; farrowing season; binary sow<br>
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