How to farm for profit in the Philippines, business ideas.General advise about farming,and business, how to get permit and licenses. Life style expectations and experiences.
wow i cannot thank you enough for all those honest numbers. I seriously cant wait to see if your profit projections pan out. Potentially the best Philippines TH-cam channel yet. Keep it up. Thumbs up!
Wow so exciting, I commend you for taking such an initiative and for sharing your project with us. Well done, my friend. Cheers from Perth, Western Australia.
This is so nice. Inspiring as well. We have a ~5hectare farm in Gensan with 80 mango trees in a part of it, but we havent really maximized the land use and everything about the farm. Im on the process of accumulating enough capital for it. Anyone who is interested to venture up, pls send me a msg.
Excellent job dude,I would have been doing this back home somewhere instead I am wasting my time this great low cost farming I should say with good profit.Congratulations sir and to your family.
Suggestion here Brian.Plant root crops like taro , ube, karlang, kamoteng kahoy or cassava and sweet potato or kamote.Leaves of kamote, karlang and gabi could also be use as foods for the pigs by cooking it.You can also cook the root which is the "unod".These root crops are vitamins and minerals rich.I knew you know it. As for how to cook this ask Maricel , she surely knows.. For cassava leaves , always mix with fresh grated coconut every time you cook it as pigs food.When you already have lots of left over produce of these crops.Sun drying or air drying it helps preserve it from spoilage.All these helps lessen your feed cost.
Dont know if anyone cares but if you guys are bored like me during the covid times then you can watch pretty much all of the latest movies on InstaFlixxer. I've been binge watching with my gf for the last couple of days xD
Great investment you have started there, connect a pipe from the pigs septic tank to the talapia pond, it's great for growing algae for the fish, and correction, the fish don't eat the poop, they eat the algae, in addition, make another fish pond for milk fish, they eat the green algae that grow well by manure.
I was raised on a farm in USA and pumpkins and corn and what we called Slop saved in buckets from left over food was our main hog feed God bless and good luck !!
Thanks for the info Brian. I am in the process of trying to start a much smaller pig business for my wife and her family in the Bicol region. We have a much smaller operation due to lack of land right now, but it is possible to make a little profit for the family. It is much better than their usual fishing and provides when the sea does not.
Yes you are a business man. Great video. The excellent planning and outlook for future gtowth. Keep up your hard work and daily planning. Do you do a monthly caculation of your insurance payments, Total income, household expenses, Taxes for annual payments and do you keep receipts. It will help you determining how many additional livestock you need to produce to be profitable. You love your wife. It's nothing like a man who prepares a system of lifelong prosperity for his family. Great job. I hope and I pray God rain down his blessings on you and all you do.
Thank you for your kind words Russell. Yes we keep all our records up to date. Household budget is separate from the business. May God bless you and yours as well.
Ton of respect and admiration for having the guts to take the plunge and making the move to the Philippines.I am looking forward to some videos on why you shouldn't make much more than $1,700 a month.
I had 100 acre farm in N. C. and 200 sows and 7 boars sold feeder pigs. I will be glad help you anyway I can. When pigs are born on cement you have to give them a iron shot.You may know this already. Good Luck and GOD BLESS
Good morning sir ..that's a good business there in Philippines..me and my husband try to move there 3 years from now and I would love to show him your videos on how life there .. everything he needs to know especially he's never been there ..he's retired military ..hope to see more videos sir thank you
Brian Just found your videos so far I enjoy them. Your so layed back maybe your from The U.S. South Im from Washington state also 56 now . I bought some property with my wife in Mindano area 6500 square meters. Will move there when I turn 59 well thats the plan anyway. Keep up the great work . Will continue to watch might take me some time you have lots of vides and Im starting from oldest to newest. Danial and Marivic
Great video;) Love the lighting. Don't know if you've had much dealings yet the the snakes, but I couldn't help notice your door has a large gap at the bottom. Would hat to see you caught by surprise one morning or late at night. Be safe you two, again great video. One more thing before I forget, can you share some funny moments putting the farm together and dealing with the locals in town:) God bless you both:)
Hey I just subscribed...I've been thinking about this for quite some time and have no pig farming experience...gonna keep watching as I'm also a foreigner that's planning to live in the Philippines...thanks
Sounds great gonna get your money back an I see you computer savvy to do research on types of crop to grow other than corn.Good luck to you an Maricel will be watching your videos.God bless
Great information Brian. We were looking at setting my wife's family up with a piggery in Occidental Mindorro to give them some steady income.. You answered a lot of my questions. Thanks
We have a place in Alabang Muntinlupa Manila. But I want to get out in the province. We are looking at Tagatay for the cool weather and still close to the wife's kids.
Thank mate for an honest break down of your pig farm . Gives me a rough break down cost i will need to start mine We are plaining to retire in the Philippines in july 2021. We already own our house and lot with 3 shops in the front we rent out Have 5 acres for rice and fish pond And have 15 acres to build for a pig farm and mangoes. Am also thinging of putting a few cows on it as well there. We have been planning our retirement and doing thing to set us up there for more then 18years now . Only thing i will still get is a new 12 seater van for our us and to hire out to pay for all the up keep of the van ,but we will buy it when we retire. Will look forward to more of your video mate .wish you and your wife all the best
Yes....again - the best channel on yt....about Philippines....where are you? We are in Mindanao (CdO) maybe we can meet one day,we also running farm....Best for you...
New Subbie! I started a piggery as well and this is really helpful, northern part of the Philippines. I love how you itemized all expenses and the projected profit as well. More uploads😄! Goodluck with your business !
You are.now a bood farmer and i wish i can do it now. Indiana Jones hat ..lol and good business you wrok from home better thwn here in the US .. eventually i wish i fan do what u are going now. Good partnership with your wife. Nice work..
In 1977 a fellow flier a C-130 flight engineer retired to San Fernando La Union and just like his dad in Iowa started a pig farm in La Union. He specialized in the huge American sows. Up until then the American hog was not being commercially farmed in the Philippines. His pigs were so popular that by the end of the first year he had expanded his piggery twice. Within 3-years with some slick marketing supporting some major food chains in Manila he was a US $ multi-millionaire. I left the Philippines in 1980 for Europe and never saw or heard about my friend the retiree again. Brian, I would like to comment on another video of yours when you showed the great property with the bluff overlooking the ocean and the night lights of Cebu. As a born and raised Southern California brat there were many opportunities for property when I was growing up. My parents did not see fit to invest in any of these opportunities. However, as I was looking how close Cebu is to Bohol it is not unreasonable to believe working in Cebu and commuting via ferry to and from work from Bohol. Living a life of luxury in the country side while being paid a healthy city salary working in Cebu can be anyone's dream. Let's face it Cebu is the second largest city in the Philippines and is only getting larger. Cebu is also just a short flight to Hong Kong and Macau. (another opportunity to commute?) I predict this is what's going to happen in Bohol. Wouldn't we love to own some hectares in Bulacan right now when it could have been purchased on the cheap? The Japanese are donating a fast moving light rail system for commuters from Bulacan to Manila. How sweet is that? God bless you and yours...John and Jean from Vegas. ps. Good luck with your piggery. We're rooting for you all the way.
Great video, Brian. I'm curious to hear your thoughts about the issues in making monthly profits beyond your projections. Looking forward to that video.
Hey Bryan(hope I got the spelling correct)....thanks for the honest detailed sharing of numbers. I'm not sure what your neighborhood is like but was wondering if you could set up a garbage collection process where in you can tell your neighbors to keep the kitchen wastes(vegetable or fruits) of the day for you. Also if they are any restaurants nearby that can provide you with the waste. You can use this waste to feed the pigs. It might not be that much but I'm sure it will help bring down the cost of feeding them a bit.
actually it with am "i" but no worries. when I raised pigs in the states I did exactly the things you are suggesting such as plate scraps, day old doughnuts etc. but I have not tried anything like that here mainly because it's a different culture here than in the west...NOTHING is wasted here. anyone owning or working in a place that might have left over or dated food has 20 realitives waiting for it to be brought home...that being said, I will ask around. you never know
Sir I'm not aware about pigery,but the way he explains how BRIAN does he is very aware to what he is doing in his piggery,sounds he's doing great,about kilo of pig's i think it's depends on what earya lives xx
Brian why don't they feed grass to the pigs to help reduce the cost of feed there?? We always let our pigs eat the grass and weeds on our farm when i was a kid.. We also let the sows have an area for recovering after the litters were done just a small place they can rest and be in the mud and water just to heal up and have fun, my dad;s pig's averaged 16 per litter (live).. just an idea.. Plus we never butcher on our place because dad said the pigs would know that and it adds stress to them
very good comment and suggestions. I based my litter survival rate as a "worst case" scenario. I to have had sustained survival rates of 13-14 piglets per litter. As for letting the sows roam on grass I don't really have the room and the nutrient value of grass is almost 0 when compared to a balanced feed.
normally a rice farmer would farm pigs as the rice hulls and other things that grow on the farm will be the main source of free food if you had to "buy" feeds might not be profitable but not all is about profit you raise them because you want to have control and for personal consumption which most people do...but being a tropical country and with small farmland there are many sources-plants easily grown as pigs eat almost anything and plants grown on their own with minimal to no intervention or effort...find out locally which plants pigs eat...you'll be surprised..
So informative Brian I'm not into pigs but I'm always interested in the way people live in the phillipines, I'm Australian and interested in other Cultures thank you for sharing good luck mate
Sounds like you have some Hog raising experience but I will through in my peso's worth. ;) Been a while but used to work for my Uncle on a big (medium for US) Hog operation that later was taken over by Murphy. One key point to remember is keep your pigs Isolated from others to keep disease away. The one thing that can really ruin a larger pig operation. Disinfect feet, etc. of visitors and quarantine any new pigs until you are sure they are ok. Good luck,
Very good video Brian! I live in the Philippines for many years, I have to share with you horror stories that my Filipino wife shared with me. People in the province getting killed over pigs,,,,,=Especially when the competition originated from a "Foreigner" investment. It is a business that i avoided when there....Cheer!
Hi brian , i leave in south cotabato but this time i’ m here working in abroad sooner or later i’ ll be go home to stay together w/ my family, i watch mostly of your video ,thats a good idea that you invest in hogs raising.keep up the good work, and injoy your stay in the philippines..
Brian, you are very humble and a nice person. I am not a farmer, but your videos are very interesting and descriptive. Are you guys on Bohol? If so, your wife speaks some Bisayan. Take care and God bless!
Thank you Kiana. Yes we are on Bohol near the town of Talibon. Maricel is fluent in several of the different national dialect's.. Me, I'm sorry to say.. Not so much ..😀
Good on you yea it's best to not look like urr making big money here dont put a target on yourself I love the lifestyle I had a serious work accident and had to retire due to my injury but in phillipines I can survive ok but back in australia I'd struggle plus no winter here in phillipines
That's a real good living in Phils. Considering the cost of living is quite low. But of course as a foreigner you have to watch that some stores try to overcharge, etc.
Awesome. Good luck on your endeavors, I'll keep watching. Thanks for sharing, thumbs up.
wow i cannot thank you enough for all those honest numbers. I seriously cant wait to see if your profit projections pan out. Potentially the best Philippines TH-cam channel yet. Keep it up. Thumbs up!
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Good info...that's nice business...good luck..
A very helpful and informative video ,well done.
Growing up in a farm town and love your videos
Wow so exciting, I commend you for taking such an initiative and for sharing your project with us. Well done, my friend. Cheers from Perth, Western Australia.
hi Brian and maricel...nice updates about your piggery I always watch it every time Beth and Terrence visit your place maraming baboys
thank you sir
This is so nice. Inspiring as well. We have a ~5hectare farm in Gensan with 80 mango trees in a part of it, but we havent really maximized the land use and everything about the farm. Im on the process of accumulating enough capital for it. Anyone who is interested to venture up, pls send me a msg.
hi brian i like your vedeo verry clear, and is not just vedeo i like your atetude, good luck and god bless you and maricel
Good video brian and some great ideas, good luck to you and maricel i hope it all works out
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You rock Brian! You're changing the landscape and inspiring people!
Thank you for your kind words 👍I am indeed blessed
well done brian you are going in the right direction keep it up god bless
Thank you Dessie. God bless you as well
Wow very good
Excellent job dude,I would have been doing this back home somewhere instead I am wasting my time this great low cost farming I should say with good profit.Congratulations sir and to your family.
I wish you the very best of luck with your piggery, I will be watching to see how things are going. I am enjoying your vlog
Your balanced inteligence shines through
very interesting, thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching Nate 🤠
Hello Brian, happy to subscribe and refreshing to find a down to earth guy. thanks for your videos.
Thank you as well for your kind words and interest in our channel Joe. More to come...
Just subscribed your channel...BRIAN AND CEL....GOD BLESS...on your farm ventures.
Thank you Edith and welcome to our channel. And God bless you as well in all your life
Hello Brian
Your videos are very informative and entertaining at the same time.
Thanks for sharing your adventure with us. Best regards/ Ned
good job... it always looks better on paper..hope it works for you..
Suggestion here Brian.Plant root crops like taro , ube, karlang, kamoteng kahoy or cassava and sweet potato or kamote.Leaves of kamote, karlang and gabi could also be use as foods for the pigs by cooking it.You can also cook the root which is the "unod".These root crops are vitamins and minerals rich.I knew you know it. As for
how to cook this ask Maricel , she surely knows.. For cassava leaves , always mix with fresh grated coconut every time you cook it as pigs food.When you already have lots of left over produce of these crops.Sun drying or air drying it helps preserve it from spoilage.All these helps lessen your feed cost.
Thanks. We will keep all of your suggestions in mind
And your a pure gentleman loved your ending comment regarding your lady wife good man god bless and good fortune to you both.
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Good information and great profit projections I’m definitely going to be paying much more attention to your channel Sir
Thank you John 👍
Lets hope for the best. Good luck !
hi my new friend's nice Vlog...🍻👍
Hi Kevin and thanks. Are you still doing your vlog?
nice to know that you like my country the Philippines
Great investment you have started there, connect a pipe from the pigs septic tank to the talapia pond, it's great for growing algae for the fish, and correction, the fish don't eat the poop, they eat the algae, in addition, make another fish pond for milk fish, they eat the green algae that grow well by manure.
Great video Brian....
I was raised on a farm in USA and pumpkins and corn and what we called Slop saved in buckets from left over food was our main hog feed God bless and good luck !!
i was raised much the same. thank you for watching
Great and your welcome !!
very open and genuine conversation i like Brian's video yes to have a Piggery in Philippines is a good business !! @@@
Thanks for the info Brian. I am in the process of trying to start a much smaller pig business for my wife and her family in the Bicol region. We have a much smaller operation due to lack of land right now, but it is possible to make a little profit for the family. It is much better than their usual fishing and provides when the sea does not.
Absolutely
Yes you are a business man. Great video. The excellent planning and outlook for future gtowth. Keep up your hard work and daily planning. Do you do a monthly caculation of your insurance payments, Total income, household expenses, Taxes for annual payments and do you keep receipts. It will help you determining how many additional livestock you need to produce to be profitable. You love your wife. It's nothing like a man who prepares a system of lifelong prosperity for his family. Great job. I hope and I pray God rain down his blessings on you and all you do.
Thank you for your kind words Russell. Yes we keep all our records up to date. Household budget is separate from the business. May God bless you and yours as well.
Great advice thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Wishing you both the best!
Profit time. Congrats. Lots of hard work will start to pay off.
We hope so David.
On our island province, the cost of feed is higher and the people are a lot poorer. Thanks for sharing.
Ton of respect and admiration for having the guts to take the plunge and making the move to the Philippines.I am looking forward to some videos on why you shouldn't make much more than $1,700 a month.
I have like you project and the breakdown of the expenditure on piggery.
I had 100 acre farm in N. C. and 200 sows and 7 boars sold feeder pigs. I will be glad help you anyway I can. When pigs are born on cement you have to give them a iron shot.You may know this already. Good Luck and GOD BLESS
Good morning sir ..that's a good business there in Philippines..me and my husband try to move there 3 years from now and I would love to show him your videos on how life there .. everything he needs to know especially he's never been there ..he's retired military ..hope to see more videos sir thank you
You have a great soothing voice , love your talks,
Thanks for this video 👍
You are most welcome sir
this is a really honest talk i like this video , thanks
Our pleasure 😊
Brian Just found your videos so far I enjoy them. Your so layed back maybe your from The U.S. South Im from Washington state also 56 now . I bought some property with my wife in Mindano area 6500 square meters. Will move there when I turn 59 well thats the plan anyway. Keep up the great work . Will continue to watch might take me some time you have lots of vides and Im starting from oldest to newest. Danial and Marivic
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Looking forward to see how this all works out
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Nice
Great video;) Love the lighting. Don't know if you've had much dealings yet the the snakes, but I couldn't help notice your door has a large gap at the bottom. Would hat to see you caught by surprise one morning or late at night. Be safe you two, again great video. One more thing before I forget, can you share some funny moments putting the farm together and dealing with the locals in town:) God bless you both:)
Awesome vid Good luck with that venture
Thank you Edward and welcome to our channel
I am involved in the piggery business in the Philippines too. I wish you the best.
Yes, we converted for currencies cus as per as i know, its hard to build a piggery, good luck Brian
Good luck I wish you much success
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Just subscribed, I will send this video to my brother, he has pigs. So thank you great vlog.
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Excellent video
Hey I just subscribed...I've been thinking about this for quite some time and have no pig farming experience...gonna keep watching as I'm also a foreigner that's planning to live in the Philippines...thanks
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Sounds great gonna get your money back an I see you computer savvy to do research on types of crop to grow other than corn.Good luck to you an Maricel will be watching your videos.God bless
thanks and may God bless you as well
Nice information Brian, Very helpful :)
Thanks for sharing Brian😊 great video👍
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Excellent , Dave from Cincinnati Ohio US of A,,, and a new subscriber...
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Great information Brian. We were looking at setting my wife's family up with a piggery in Occidental Mindorro to give them some steady income.. You answered a lot of my questions. Thanks
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We have a place in Alabang Muntinlupa Manila. But I want to get out in the province. We are looking at Tagatay for the cool weather and still close to the wife's kids.
Thank mate for an honest break down of your pig farm .
Gives me a rough break down cost i will need to start mine
We are plaining to retire in the Philippines in july 2021.
We already own our house and lot with 3 shops in the front we rent out
Have 5 acres for rice and fish pond
And have 15 acres to build for a pig farm and mangoes.
Am also thinging of putting a few cows on it as well there.
We have been planning our retirement and doing thing to set us up there for more then 18years now . Only thing i will still get is a new 12 seater van for our us and to hire out to pay for all the up keep of the van ,but we will buy it when we retire.
Will look forward to more of your video mate .wish you and your wife all the best
Thank you for watching Stephen and the best of luck to you
Yes....again - the best channel on yt....about Philippines....where are you? We are in Mindanao (CdO) maybe we can meet one day,we also running farm....Best for you...
Thank you Marian. We are on Bohol near the town of Talibon
New Subbie! I started a piggery as well and this is really helpful, northern part of the Philippines. I love how you itemized all expenses and the projected profit as well. More uploads😄! Goodluck with your business !
You are.now a bood farmer and i wish i can do it now. Indiana Jones hat ..lol and good business you wrok from home better thwn here in the US .. eventually i wish i fan do what u are going now. Good partnership with your wife. Nice work..
In 1977 a fellow flier a C-130 flight engineer retired to San Fernando La Union and just like his dad in Iowa started a pig farm in La Union. He specialized in the huge American sows. Up until then the American hog was not being commercially farmed in the Philippines. His pigs were so popular that by the end of the first year he had expanded his piggery twice. Within 3-years with some slick marketing supporting some major food chains in Manila he was a US $ multi-millionaire. I left the Philippines in 1980 for Europe and never saw or heard about my friend the retiree again.
Brian, I would like to comment on another video of yours when you showed the great property with the bluff overlooking the ocean and the night lights of Cebu. As a born and raised Southern California brat there were many opportunities for property when I was growing up. My parents did not see fit to invest in any of these opportunities. However, as I was looking how close Cebu is to Bohol it is not unreasonable to believe working in Cebu and commuting via ferry to and from work from Bohol. Living a life of luxury in the country side while being paid a healthy city salary working in Cebu can be anyone's dream. Let's face it Cebu is the second largest city in the Philippines and is only getting larger. Cebu is also just a short flight to Hong Kong and Macau. (another opportunity to commute?) I predict this is what's going to happen in Bohol. Wouldn't we love to own some hectares in Bulacan right now when it could have been purchased on the cheap? The Japanese are donating a fast moving light rail system for commuters from Bulacan to Manila. How sweet is that? God bless you and yours...John and Jean from Vegas. ps. Good luck with your piggery. We're rooting for you all the way.
Thank you John
Very well done Brian! Great info...and i look forward to the 'reasons' video
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Most definitely, Thx for the reply Brian
Great information and thanks for sharing. Best of luck to you and I am a new subscriber to you here.
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Yes they are sir
Great video, Brian. I'm curious to hear your thoughts about the issues in making monthly profits beyond your projections. Looking forward to that video.
I estimate the monthly profit will be $1750 USD
That’s Great Brian I’m happy for you and Maricel! You sound like you know your business an you both are hard workers!😊
Hey Bryan(hope I got the spelling correct)....thanks for the honest detailed sharing of numbers. I'm not sure what your neighborhood is like but was wondering if you could set up a garbage collection process where in you can tell your neighbors to keep the kitchen wastes(vegetable or fruits) of the day for you. Also if they are any restaurants nearby that can provide you with the waste. You can use this waste to feed the pigs. It might not be that much but I'm sure it will help bring down the cost of feeding them a bit.
actually it with am "i" but no worries. when I raised pigs in the states I did exactly the things you are suggesting such as plate scraps, day old doughnuts etc. but I have not tried anything like that here mainly because it's a different culture here than in the west...NOTHING is wasted here. anyone owning or working in a place that might have left over or dated food has 20 realitives waiting for it to be brought home...that being said, I will ask around. you never know
Awesome!!! Sounds like a great business!!!
Looking good so far👍
Good luck! Here’s to many oinks in the future!
Good information and properly presented, Thanks for the info, new supporter here. CHeers from Qatar
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good that u had adjusted living in phil
yes it's good investment. happy for you and your wife you are doing great there xx
Are yours new fresh 175kg gilts of high quality or a local back yard breed of 110kg?
Sir I'm not aware about pigery,but the way he explains how BRIAN does he is very aware to what he is doing in his piggery,sounds he's doing great,about kilo of pig's i think it's depends on what earya lives xx
I know nothing at all about farming but I find this interesting good job bud good luck with all :)
Thank you Lee
Brian why don't they feed grass to the pigs to help reduce the cost of feed there??
We always let our pigs eat the grass and weeds on our farm when i was a kid.. We also let the sows have an area for recovering after the litters were done just a small place they can rest and be in the mud and water just to heal up and have fun, my dad;s pig's averaged 16 per litter (live).. just an idea.. Plus we never butcher on our place because dad said the pigs would know that and it adds stress to them
very good comment and suggestions. I based my litter survival rate as a "worst case" scenario. I to have had sustained survival rates of 13-14 piglets per litter. As for letting the sows roam on grass I don't really have the room and the nutrient value of grass is almost 0 when compared to a balanced feed.
yes grass is low but it is like hay to cows it is a filler.. But i was just giving ideas.. good luck always Big "B"
Mike Jarzynka can't because they're going to be sick they're all allowed pig foods only.
They're not native pigs, genetically i dont think they survive if grass fed..
Native pigs is ok for veg. Or grass but if breeding cannot... U need to reach the ave. Month for thier weight... 3-4month need to dispatch them.
normally a rice farmer would farm pigs as the rice hulls and other things that grow on the farm will be the main source of free food if you had to "buy" feeds might not be profitable but not all is about profit you raise them because you want to have control and for personal consumption which most people do...but being a tropical country and with small farmland there are many sources-plants easily grown as pigs eat almost anything and plants grown on their own with minimal to no intervention or effort...find out locally which plants pigs eat...you'll be surprised..
thanks for the data as an Australian about to marry a lovely lady from Philippines thanks and God bless
Good luck with your piggery business!
Good video ! Thank you Brian
Our pleasure and thank you as well.😆
just be carefull. ive seen people lose up to 80% of their pigs,, be proactive if you see sickness. i wish you the best of luck going forward.
A new friend here from Texas.
Your a good man you have proved my Filipino wife wrong I hope you do really well keep going don't give up 😊😊😊😊
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So informative Brian I'm not into pigs but I'm always interested in the way people live in the phillipines, I'm Australian and interested in other Cultures thank you for sharing good luck mate
Full off information thank you from uk
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Thank you Ray and welcome to our channel. Maricel and I hope our videos will be informative and entertaining. Stay tuned 😆
Sounds like you have some Hog raising experience but I will through in my peso's worth. ;) Been a while but used to work for my Uncle on a big (medium for US) Hog operation that later was taken over by Murphy. One key point to remember is keep your pigs Isolated from others to keep disease away. The one thing that can really ruin a larger pig operation. Disinfect feet, etc. of visitors and quarantine any new pigs until you are sure they are ok. Good luck,
All good advise and practiced here.
Very good video Brian! I live in the Philippines for many years, I have to share with you horror stories that my Filipino wife shared with me. People in the province getting killed over pigs,,,,,=Especially when the competition originated from a "Foreigner" investment. It is a business that i avoided when there....Cheer!
To each his own..
Hi brian , i leave in south cotabato but this time i’ m here working in abroad sooner or later i’ ll be go home to stay together w/ my family, i watch mostly of your video ,thats a good idea that you invest in hogs raising.keep up the good work, and injoy your stay in the philippines..
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I appreciate the honesty on the costs hope you do well
Thank you Michael. We are trying our best to have a no-drama informational channel
Brian, you are very humble and a nice person. I am not a farmer, but your videos are very interesting and descriptive. Are you guys on Bohol? If so, your wife speaks some Bisayan. Take care and God bless!
Thank you Kiana. Yes we are on Bohol near the town of Talibon. Maricel is fluent in several of the different national dialect's.. Me, I'm sorry to say.. Not so much ..😀
new subscriber..nice blog
Thank you Leeann and welcome to our channel 😀 please share our videos to anyone who would enjoy them👍
@@aforeignerfarminginthephil3374 actually im sharing this here with my Dubai friends they love it as well.keep coming and God bless ❤
u can grow tons of moringa-dry it- the leaves and mix with animal feed-its very healthy.
Good on you yea it's best to not look like urr making big money here dont put a target on yourself I love the lifestyle I had a serious work accident and had to retire due to my injury but in phillipines I can survive ok but back in australia I'd struggle plus no winter here in phillipines
That's a real good living in Phils. Considering the cost of living is quite low. But of course as a foreigner you have to watch that some stores try to overcharge, etc.
This seriously have me thinking about setting up a 30 sow piggery! 🤔👍
It's quite good profit .
You have a great attitude! Good luck in your ventures here in the Philippines! I'm in the Iloilo area!