True or False: If properly processed and stored, fresh boar semen remains viable for two months.

Fresh boar semen typically does not remain viable for two months, regardless of how well it is processed and stored. The viability of fresh semen is generally much shorter, usually lasting about 3 to 5 days under optimal conditions. This limited shelf life is due to the sensitivity of sperm cells to temperature changes and other factors in their environment.

In practical terms, while there are methods to extend the longevity of semen through cooling and the addition of extenders, the notion of maintaining viability for two months is not supported by standard practices in swine reproduction and artificial insemination. Hence, the statement is false as it overestimates the duration of semen viability.