Jamie Pietig discusses the importance of water and feed intake on growth in the finishing stage. Learn about feeder adjustment and what to consider when walking through a finishing barn.
you all probably dont give a damn but does someone know of a tool to get back into an instagram account? I was dumb forgot the password. I appreciate any help you can give me.
@Garrett Valentino thanks for your reply. I found the site on google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
1. arent you afraid standing in the middle of these monsters? 2. how do you make sure they all get about the same amount of food? I assume some would (pardon the pun) hog the feeder till its all gone, leaving others with none
I've.been curious about that also, I'm not sure how the farmers try to even it out to where most or all of the pigs are eating the same amount of food. As for your first question, it looked like these pigs were curious or even maybe wanting to be friendly with the guy, it didn't look like they wanted to attack him, so I don't think the guy had any reason to be afraid of these pigs. It's more often the other way around, pigs are often frightened of people, especially with how roughly and even abusively many people treat pigs, not to mention slaughter them. People gotta treat pigs kindly to get them to not be afraid of them, that's why factory farm pigs are often frightened of the people there and sanctuary pigs are often approachable and friendly to the people there. These pigs didn't actually seem too scared of this guy, he must be treating them more gently than some people treat their pigs. These pigs were walking up to him and looking up at him looking even a bit friendly, and were not trying to get away from him (with the exception of some of the pigs on the other side of the room at the last part of this video, maybe they were treated worse than all the approachable pigs during the majority of this video
Seeing these comments shows the stupidity and shit us farmers deal with, thanks for the laugh because I know you have 0 intelligence when it comes to livestock and agriculture in general, city snowflake at it's finest.
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I love watching this, I always learn something and I get motivated.
Massive, very interesting. For sure it's my dream to become a great farmer. I get motivated all the times
I wish to have that kind of feed equipment here in INDONESIA
Thanks for sharing
Great staff you do. Keep it up
you all probably dont give a damn but does someone know of a tool to get back into an instagram account?
I was dumb forgot the password. I appreciate any help you can give me.
@Omari Ryder instablaster ;)
@Garrett Valentino thanks for your reply. I found the site on google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
Wow l love ur farm ,how do u measure the food for ur pigs?
God bless you for always educating us. Please my question is why do you cut the pigs tails ...????
probably to reduce infections from tail-biting
How to create your feed at my home ?
Can you tell me please ...
Dam good pigs 🐖 🐷🐽🐖
So interesting
Where would you recommend to buy those feeding equipment?
Which breed is this
What u mix feeds make
"Grow-finish pigs using bowl/cup drinkers or wet/dry feeders use less water, generally averaging just over 1.0 gal/pig/day"
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Where is this farm ? Does the tutor has an institution?
1. arent you afraid standing in the middle of these monsters?
2. how do you make sure they all get about the same amount of food? I assume some would (pardon the pun) hog the feeder till its all gone, leaving others with none
I've.been curious about that also, I'm not sure how the farmers try to even it out to where most or all of the pigs are eating the same amount of food. As for your first question, it looked like these pigs were curious or even maybe wanting to be friendly with the guy, it didn't look like they wanted to attack him, so I don't think the guy had any reason to be afraid of these pigs. It's more often the other way around, pigs are often frightened of people, especially with how roughly and even abusively many people treat pigs, not to mention slaughter them. People gotta treat pigs kindly to get them to not be afraid of them, that's why factory farm pigs are often frightened of the people there and sanctuary pigs are often approachable and friendly to the people there. These pigs didn't actually seem too scared of this guy, he must be treating them more gently than some people treat their pigs. These pigs were walking up to him and looking up at him looking even a bit friendly, and were not trying to get away from him (with the exception of some of the pigs on the other side of the room at the last part of this video, maybe they were treated worse than all the approachable pigs during the majority of this video
I want to start this business. It's independent
Yeah talk about feed.. what is your feed? Clearly looks like 75/25? What is your mix? Looks very yellow I assume 75 corn 25 soy ?
肥畜寶是一個很棒的選擇,在台灣豬場已經使用40年，口感好、多汁、增重快、他是一個非常特別的配方從美國來的
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Well you could give them more space to move around. Stop the cruelty to animals!
@Ana: we are the best sensor, if we didn’t see any pig sad or in discomfort, it means they are healthy and happy.
Seeing these comments shows the stupidity and shit us farmers deal with, thanks for the laugh because I know you have 0 intelligence when it comes to livestock and agriculture in general, city snowflake at it's finest.