De-worming Hogs naturally using pumpkins and black walnuts

Video showing how to de-worm hogs naturally with pumpkins and black walnuts.
For more information, and step-by-step instructions, visit the blog post here: hiddenheightsfarms.com/de-wor...

[@KeepingItDutch]

They love those pumpkin seeds, good video

[@joyofillinoisfarm1009]

Thanks HHH, just what I needed to hear. Too late for pumpkins now, but I'll remember next fall. Good time to worm too, just before winter comes on.

[@virginiareid5336]

This was very interesting to me. Although I do not plan on raising hogs in the near future, it is still great information to pass to others.

[@lindahollister5530]

Good way to deworm them.❤❤❤❤

[@richardsmith9872]

Hey y'all fyi 100 years ago and earlier they used charcoal (real charcoal not briquettes) and it will amaze you what happens. A pig will seek burnt logs in the wild naturally for this very reason. It will clean them out fast if they have worms.

[@paulpierce2051]

Pumpkin seeds or pumpkin veg?

[@whome146]

I would think that if you boiled the walnuts making a tea then added that to their water the hogs would get more out of it.

[@homegrown9533]

Good content going to put that to use

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

Thank you!

[@FrenchFarmhouseDiaries]

HI buddy you have to take them out of the green casings there to bitter but don't crack the shells just give to them whole they will eat the lot

[@DellaQuick]

They collect pumpkins around here for farmers after Halloween so most of us don't carve them anymore the farmers prefervto feed them to the livestock

[@chatteyj]

Would any walnuts do?

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

Black walnuts are the only ones I know of

[@bellatordeveritas1638]

Hogs go crazy over walnuts when they are dried out

[@michaelripperger5674]

Hard to hear w the light noise

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

Sorry about that

[@sweetteil1081]

Your waiting a long time to butcher your barrow. When we had our hog farm most butchers wouldn’t take a 300# hog, to big for their equipment. Most are butchered between 220-250 about 6 month of age. Just curious why you wait almost a year or over to butcher???

[@georgeelijah1132]

Just throw the whole pumpkin out there the will eat it all

[@stephaniewilson3955]

Pasture is the source of worms. BTW, cyanide is natural.