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951
http://cometothefarm.com/cgi-bin/auction.cgi?category=cata_subae&item=1063904141 I have decided to put my Red Wattle female pig at www.cometothefarm.com online...
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We are approaching the first slaughter of our pigs. We bought a bred Tamworth gilt and have pastured the entire family the entire time. We are now trying to...
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In a message dated 9/10/03 7:13:21 AM Pacific Daylight Time, ... This will depend on several things: hide on/off, head hooves on or off, etc, etc, etc.. but a...
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Hello folks, I keep a few sows and pasture\pannage pigs in SC. Thought you might be interested to know about our "Ossaposs" pigs-- they look like a cross...
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Sep 16, 2003
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955
Any Landrace or Tamworth breeders in the Northeast? I am looking for stock in late winter. Steven...
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Hey Patrick, you get about 80% out of the live weight, and a variable amount of waste after that depending on what you are selling. The head is sort of heavy,...
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Hi! I've been lurking on this loop for a little while. We recently took our first pigs to the butcher; so far, this has been a very yummy endeavor! Although...
Melody Peterman
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Sep 16, 2003
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958
Hello all... Ihear lots of ppl talking about pastureing there pigs... is this true and common practice??? Ive always been under the assumption that pigs should...
Jim Butterfield
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Sep 16, 2003
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HI, Well, my 2 butcher pigs are at about 175, still got about 75 or so more pounds to go before they head to the butcher. We have moved them 3 times to...
Stacey & Laura Seng
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Sep 16, 2003
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Does anyone use or know of anyone using steel farrowing huts, particularily the English style? Do pigs' snouts and tongues stick to the metal on cold days or...
Ron & Kathleen Eriksen
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In a message dated 9/16/03 4:13:47 PM Pacific Daylight Time, ... I use both the "original" and have several of the "English" style for the larger sow....
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Sep 17, 2003
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The coldest I've farrowed outside in steel huts is night temps of about 10 below F. I've had good luck as long as its big sows, lots of straw, and no drafts....
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963
... What kind of sumac? The plant commonly called sumac here in the west is poisonous. ...
Oogie McGuire
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Sep 17, 2003
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Hi Laura, I heard feeding them lots of pumpkins & apples give them a great taste.... Kathryn Allard Service à la clientèle, Cookshire ... HI, Well, my 2...
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Sep 17, 2003
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Kathryn... I wonder what does the pumpkins do to fatten them up??? Does it help like soy.. how much protien in there. Ive been giving my pigs pounds of...
Jim Butterfield
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Sep 17, 2003
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Laura, I don't think it is as much protein as soy, but a boost of vitamin A anyway. I was suggesting for the taste of the finished meat... since it is also ...
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... From: "Oogie McGuire" <oogiem@...> Subject: Re: [PasturedPigs] Question ... ...
Melody Peterman
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I think soy does very little to fatten. Corn, however, fattens well (high energy). Assuming you want alot of fat on your hogs... Steven Steven ... From: "Jim...
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Sep 17, 2003
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Well fat is not my objective.. but faster growth is.. this batch i have this year sure do seem to be growin slow.. of the 7 pigs.. 2 have really gottn good...
Jim Butterfield
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Sep 17, 2003
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Let them spend the night (or any preceding amount of time as long as they are well kept) at the slaughterhouse. It'll help them calm down for kill morning....
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Sep 17, 2003
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Emile, Im in Central Nebraska. They are getting free choice rolled corn with their protien supplement mixed into their 'slop' each day. So you think I can...
Stacey & Laura Seng
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Think I sent the original to the wrong addy. Sorry. Hi Kathryn, Why stop with potatoes? Sounds like if you would add some onions, carrots and some cinnamon you...
CHARLES
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What forages are you hog grazers planting for finishing hogs on? What forages do you have established that are working well? We are considering using a...
Chase Hubbard
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Sep 18, 2003
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Pigs can be hard on pastures and will need some areas of constant reseeding ... alfalfa is too slow of growing for my tastes. Might check out some of the ...
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Laurel
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Sep 18, 2003
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Thanks for the response. When do you seed kale and rape? Do you graze them through the winter? Do I remember you are in the Pacific NW? Regards, Chase ... ...
Chase Hubbard
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Sep 18, 2003
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will these things survive a hard winter? or is this something a person would continue planting every year? BTW, rape=canola, right? Laurel ... the...
Laurel
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Sep 18, 2003
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In a message dated 9/17/03 6:29:29 PM Pacific Daylight Time, ... Because of my climate I reseed mainly both spring and fall... I have some irrigated pastured...
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Sep 18, 2003
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Here's the source for some of the grazing millets... http://www.mossseed.com/mgamill.html Jerry Darnall JADDarnall@... [Non-text portions of this message...
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