Two granddaughters show market pigs in 4-H. We are cattle people and to learn a lot. We get our pigs at two months old for $200 per pig. They are mixed breed. They are delicate creatures and more likely to get skin or respiratory problems , when cows have slight problems. Pigs eat a lot and need to be fed twice a day. Vitamins and supplements are needed . We were told to keep on concrete with wood shavings for hygiene and to keep clean and healthy . They are washed once a week, and pens shoveled out and hosed down and shavings on clean concrete. They are expensive to raise. Have a good time .Siblings can’t be bred ! Need to be from different litters ! One pig per pen , with pen large enough to move around. 😂 We had a lot to learn. Our 12 year old and 6 year old granddaughters love showing , and walk their pigs daily for exercise . They make them tame as a dog. Dale will love them ! They are not cheap to raise. Cheaper to buy pork than to raise it ! No kidding ! They are only shown at shows for one season , as they are only “pig” age for a few months . Enjoy your channel from SE GA USA !
This reminded me of a story my wife told me about from when she was a little girl. She had a little piglet that she cared for and loved so much. She loved feeding it and spending time with it. Naturally the pig grew and the Tim came when a relative decided they were hungry. She had no idea at the time what her little piglet was destined for, so she cried for a week. She loved her little pig.
Good morning Tim! Wow, Chrissy has very nice long hair...and of course a smile that could light Los Angeles! Buying a pig...hmm...in my youth, I used to be a farmer. So, how much does it cost to feed a pig? Each piglet recieves 1 lbs of feed...increased weekly by 1/4 a pound until the max of 5 lbs of feed is reached per pig for a harvest weight of 150 lbs. If you want some heavier pigs, you can increase the feed from 5lbs to 10 lbs of feed per pig until the desired weight is achieved (250 plus lbs.). I imagine about $24 USD every 10 to 13 days for 2 growing pigs...but I don't know the true cost of feed there. We used to feed the pigs our food garbage (vegetables and fruits), corn we produced (ground), and commercial feed mixed into swill. So, it was cost effective.
God I love Chrissy's smile. Tim I know the question you have about that spots had to be joking but when I was a little boy (not Long ago) cough cough I use to think black cows was chocolate milk the reddish cows were strawberry Milk Until my dad ask how many white cows have you seen son I thought about it a while and said non he said that's because all cows only have white milk. My Family raised Pigs chickens had a lot of gardens . . Tim you don't have to feed the pigs just the pig food you can also feed them banana leaves over ripe bananas any veg or fruit that is going bad to them it is a treat . I notices in the Philippines most of the pig pens are small so they pretty much eat sleep yes they get fat but I always had larger pens less fat on the pork means better eating . Some fat on a pig is good but too much fat means less meat .
Name each one of your piglets and then allow subscribers to sponsor the piglets. Subscribers fund monthly cost of their piglet and Chrissy provides video every week of each piglet's progress by name. Just keep growing number of piglets based on sponsorship.
Whoops I may be off on my prices, now that I got a look at them. They’re a little bigger and already started. They look very healthy. Plus the pig seller seems like he takes good care of them.
In my province we usually just feed them different types of grub , sliced up to small pieces with water, but they'll probably be grow bigger if you feed them feeds
If you’re going to eat it , don’t name it !! Advice from a farmer , my kids would never eat our beef because they named them and played with them !! We had to tell them we sold those heifers and bought new ones !! Lol !!
Hey Tim what do you think about getting some chickens and letting them live there. You get eggs from them daily and they eat bugs and stuff so its fairly cheap to keep them. Ofcourse you have to Supplement their food with corn also but it should not be nearly as much as pigs.
Great idea to get your own pork production farm. Get some chickens for fresh egg production too. This now is being flaunted for people in USA and Canada so everyone has eggs for basic food for their homes. PIG VITAMINS? what? Pigs will eat anything give them fruit salads scraps they get vitamins then free.
Just remember you can feed those pigs all your leftover table scraps and vegetable and fruit peels too help supplement the food.Fyi you can just feed them regular grain or rice as a food source too instead of buying expensive pig feed..
Hey Tim & Chrissy, congrats on a new addition to the family! Now it’s time to invite Harald to work at the farm and make a documentary about the basics and benefits of a small business for locals and tourists. Next animals to pick up: chickens! Also, considering how expensive some of the sea foods are and the cost of salmon nowadays, maybe a new business venture like “Tim, the Western Fisherman” would be appropriate! Make it a series, Monday’s - video tutorial about basics of pig farming 🐖, Tuesday’s - 🐟 fishing skills by Tim K, Wednesday’s could be a chicken farm day 🐓, Thursday’s - working with Dad @ coconut farm 🥥, Friday’s - 🛠 home improvements (for Tim) and 🍼 baby Dale daily routine and associated costs (for Chrissy), Saturday’s could be a family entertainment day 👨👩👦 and Sunday’s are great for privacy 🍻, content editing 💻 and mind + body recharge 🏖 for the following week! Call the series: 🇵🇭 Life in Philippines: The story of Tim and Chrissy(and Dale)! P.S. Thanks for sharing Tim, awesome content. Keep the vlogs coming, very entertaining and helps to take the mind away from the daily news about the negativity in the world. BTW, do you have rabbits on the island? 🐇
Keep track of your expenses, good to know if your venture is profitable. And I think Crissy's father is right to use local material as your profits for pigs not like in the USA. Find a good feed as well..
Everything is great about chrissy,her smile her face etc,she only have 1 little minus point,she dont like red horse,hahaha Take care bigg friend and be save.
Hi I just subscribed, I’m a farmer in Australia and traveling to the Philippines to look at farms as I’m interested in traditional ways of farming and self sustainability
Wow! Weaner pigs are expensive there. They are still only about 25 usd here in the USA . Negotiations offer 1,275 php each to start and don’t go above 1,900 each
Raised a pig in FFA went to bakery and got all the pastries that was outdated going to the trash. Bo loved cup cakes and snowballs. Ran him on a leash 3x a week. Won 3rd place in Houston LiveStock Show. 13k dollars. He was delicious
@@TimKyoutube That's a good thing, we are in Florida and my Filipina wife lives very simple also, we are lucky. We plan to move the the Philippines when we retire in about 10 years.
GREAT Business! But they SMELL! They also have about 12 piglets per pregnancy! I did a spreadsheet on that business in 2009 when I first arrived. Do some TH-cams on how to farm them as well as how to slaughter them. Although in the Philippines that is much easier than in the USA. Building a larger farm is quite interesting; you'll need a large truck for transport. But in Gen Luna, you may become a supplier of live animals OR better, you make a slaughter area with a carving table. I made one out of cement with slope & troughs to direct the blood, because the locals use it for soup, etc. Good Luck!
It's a good investment to have a pig farm maybe you can also add some 45days chicken Tim.. you can search on you tube how to create much better pigpen than what I saw their scatter in different place instead of one nice area a better look to see and when theirs a typoon it can hold last much better to provide a safe house made of concrete and a steel roof its just my opinion but its goodthing to do if you want to span you farm
hey Tim, quick question....hows everything in the Philippines going with all this Covid-19 quarantine/5G stuff? ive been hearing crazy rumors of people being shot on sight if caught outside there houses, and even the release of tigers in the streets so people stay inside???? then i see your beautiful videos and im like (O___o) wtf?? it looks so peacful! so could you fill me in please? sorry if this is a stupid question i just gotta ask lol
We need name suggestions for the piglets (one is male the other female)
Hograld & Barbie (Q.)
social & distancing :/
TOM AND JERRY
Name them BULAO AND PUTI.
BULAO is golden color,, PUTI is color white..
THAT'S HOW WE NAME OUR ANIMALS IN MY PROVINCE.
That's a big NO Reece!
Two granddaughters show market pigs in 4-H. We are cattle people and to learn a lot. We get our pigs at two months old for $200 per pig. They are mixed breed. They are delicate creatures and more likely to get skin or respiratory problems , when cows have slight problems. Pigs eat a lot and need to be fed twice a day. Vitamins and supplements are needed . We were told to keep on concrete with wood shavings for hygiene and to keep clean and healthy . They are washed once a week, and pens shoveled out and hosed down and shavings on clean concrete. They are expensive to raise. Have a good time .Siblings can’t be bred ! Need to be from different litters ! One pig per pen , with pen large enough to move around. 😂 We had a lot to learn. Our 12 year old and 6 year old granddaughters love showing , and walk their pigs daily for exercise . They make them tame as a dog. Dale will love them ! They are not cheap to raise. Cheaper to buy pork than to raise it ! No kidding ! They are only shown at shows for one season , as they are only “pig” age for a few months . Enjoy your channel from SE GA USA !
Chrissy has a great smile
Chrissy has a beautiful smile. I really like seeing her smile.
This reminded me of a story my wife told me about from when she was a little girl. She had a little piglet that she cared for and loved so much. She loved feeding it and spending time with it. Naturally the pig grew and the Tim came when a relative decided they were hungry. She had no idea at the time what her little piglet was destined for, so she cried for a week. She loved her little pig.
The difference between a spotted pig and a pink pig is that the spotted pig has spots and the pink one doesn't.
my mind is blown
*The correct answer is. The freckles pig is the one with the spot. The one with no spot has no freckles.* 😂😂😂
They all seem pink to me, yeah a few of them look abit dirty maybe been rolling around mud or grease, they just need a bath and some vitamins,
Lol wow you guys are so smart lol
haha same answer so fat😂
She is the sweetest wife God bless guys! 🙏❤🇵🇭
You have such an understanding wife Tim. You are a lucky man.. All the best to Chrissy, you and your family during this Easter Holiday..God Bless.
It must be such an amazing feeling how a man like you can transform a family's life for the better.
Wow beautiful piglets...good to start but not much making money...good luck Crissy for new project.God bless you all
Good morning Tim! Wow, Chrissy has very nice long hair...and of course a smile that could light Los Angeles! Buying a pig...hmm...in my youth, I used to be a farmer. So, how much does it cost to feed a pig? Each piglet recieves 1 lbs of feed...increased weekly by 1/4 a pound until the max of 5 lbs of feed is reached per pig for a harvest weight of 150 lbs. If you want some heavier pigs, you can increase the feed from 5lbs to 10 lbs of feed per pig until the desired weight is achieved (250 plus lbs.). I imagine about $24 USD every 10 to 13 days for 2 growing pigs...but I don't know the true cost of feed there. We used to feed the pigs our food garbage (vegetables and fruits), corn we produced (ground), and commercial feed mixed into swill. So, it was cost effective.
God I love Chrissy's smile. Tim I know the question you have about that spots had to be joking but when I was a little boy (not Long ago) cough cough I use to think black cows was chocolate milk the reddish cows were strawberry Milk Until my dad ask how many white cows have you seen son I thought about it a while and said non he said that's because all cows only have white milk. My Family raised Pigs chickens had a lot of gardens . . Tim you don't have to feed the pigs just the pig food you can also feed them banana leaves over ripe bananas any veg or fruit that is going bad to them it is a treat . I notices in the Philippines most of the pig pens are small so they pretty much eat sleep yes they get fat but I always had larger pens less fat on the pork means better eating . Some fat on a pig is good but too much fat means less meat .
Tim you're so lucky to have Krissy,she's very business oriented
Lol, casually pop out and buy a pig. Imagine doing that in the West, probably need a permit, special land etc
you are probably right
@@TimKyoutube and who knew they ate like....... Well like pigs hey 😆
This is what you need to do excellent choice chrissy has such a beautiful smile she makes my day take care
I absolutely love the leyte area! I can't wait to visit again once the Philippines reopens!!!
Chrissy has a beautiful smile. Brightens the sky...
P.s. Watch out for PETA!!
Awesome!!! Way to go Tim & Chrissy, let the pig business begin...Good luck and best wishes to the venture...
Tim you need to get a straw hat now LOL that is so cool Crissy has such a sweet innocence to her.. She is a lovely person
I love this couple.
Love that kerson fruit..so sweet.
If you love this couple like this comment. Much love.❤
Name each one of your piglets and then allow subscribers to sponsor the piglets. Subscribers fund monthly cost of their piglet and Chrissy provides video every week of each piglet's progress by name. Just keep growing number of piglets based on sponsorship.
Whoops I may be off on my prices, now that I got a look at them. They’re a little bigger and already started. They look very healthy.
Plus the pig seller seems like he takes good care of them.
In my province we usually just feed them different types of grub , sliced up to small pieces with water, but they'll probably be grow bigger if you feed them feeds
That's a good investment I must say Tim! You also have a 'backup' food for emergencies. LOL. Always be safe and the fam!
yup
If you’re going to eat it , don’t name it !! Advice from a farmer , my kids would never eat our beef because they named them and played with them !! We had to tell them we sold those heifers and bought new ones !! Lol !!
Timmy said, “Chrissssssssy. . .!” X amount of times to infinity & beyond!!! LOL Tim, try this in 30 more years Chrissy will smack yo cute butt!!! 😂
What an amazing, wholesome video. :) Makes me smile! what a nice life you have Tim! Stay safe and stay happy my friend!
This is an awesome set up! In Ohio, it's impossible for us to think about tropical farming! lol
Awesome video Tim!! Most fun video ever...LOVED IT!! 🐖🐖🐖 🇵🇭 😎🤙🏼
Hey Tim what do you think about getting some chickens and letting them live there. You get eggs from them daily and they eat bugs and stuff so its fairly cheap to keep them. Ofcourse you have to Supplement their food with corn also but it should not be nearly as much as pigs.
Great idea to get your own pork production farm. Get some chickens for fresh egg production too. This now is being flaunted for people in USA and Canada so everyone has eggs for basic food for their homes. PIG VITAMINS? what? Pigs will eat anything give them fruit salads scraps they get vitamins then free.
Just remember you can feed those pigs all your leftover table scraps and vegetable and fruit peels too help supplement the food.Fyi you can just feed them regular grain or rice as a food source too instead of buying expensive pig feed..
Don't you get tired of repeating yourself. One of the perks of being with a pretty Filipina. Sometimes I say I can't do this anymore. Lol
Wow,That's a shocker!A Flat-nose shovel & wheelbarrow are the main tool's for keeping pigs.It is ALOT of work!Good Luck you guy's!
Planning for animal husbandry, get a pig pin. Very good day to buy pigs. Go Tim! Chrissy can do.
Hey Tim & Chrissy, congrats on a new addition to the family! Now it’s time to invite Harald to work at the farm and make a documentary about the basics and benefits of a small business for locals and tourists. Next animals to pick up: chickens! Also, considering how expensive some of the sea foods are and the cost of salmon nowadays, maybe a new business venture like “Tim, the Western Fisherman” would be appropriate! Make it a series, Monday’s - video tutorial about basics of pig farming 🐖, Tuesday’s - 🐟 fishing skills by Tim K, Wednesday’s could be a chicken farm day 🐓, Thursday’s - working with Dad @ coconut farm 🥥, Friday’s - 🛠 home improvements (for Tim) and 🍼 baby Dale daily routine and associated costs (for Chrissy), Saturday’s could be a family entertainment day 👨👩👦 and Sunday’s are great for privacy 🍻, content editing 💻 and mind + body recharge 🏖 for the following week! Call the series: 🇵🇭 Life in Philippines: The story of Tim and Chrissy(and Dale)!
P.S. Thanks for sharing Tim, awesome content. Keep the vlogs coming, very entertaining and helps to take the mind away from the daily news about the negativity in the world. BTW, do you have rabbits on the island? 🐇
good ideas.... thanks roman!
good Friday pigs. happy Easter Tim and family!
from Tim Michigan
Keep track of your expenses, good to know if your venture is profitable. And I think Crissy's father is right to use local material as your profits for pigs not like in the USA. Find a good feed as well..
Fish spawn, pigs breed and you have crooked wood lol
Thanks for sharing
Aloha
Everything is great about chrissy,her smile her face etc,she only have 1 little minus point,she dont like red horse,hahaha
Take care bigg friend and be save.
Hi I just subscribed, I’m a farmer in Australia and traveling to the Philippines to look at farms as I’m interested in traditional ways of farming and self sustainability
Wow! Weaner pigs are expensive there. They are still only about 25 usd here in the USA .
Negotiations offer 1,275 php each to start and don’t go above 1,900 each
Raised a pig in FFA went to bakery and got all the pastries that was outdated going to the trash. Bo loved cup cakes and snowballs. Ran him on a leash 3x a week. Won 3rd place in Houston LiveStock Show. 13k dollars. He was delicious
Tim, all I can see is extra crispy bacon 🥓 😍 😂
I bet this is not how Chrissy imagined her future when she met a American boyfriend lol
she actually wants to live in the mountains and live a simple life
@@TimKyoutube That's a good thing, we are in Florida and my Filipina wife lives very simple also, we are lucky. We plan to move the the Philippines when we retire in about 10 years.
@@TimKyoutube you are lucky then! :)
@@TimKyoutube most beautiful life to live, just what nature gives you.
lots option in farming... native chicken for open range is good also and then put up your broasted chicken outlet... wowww...
you're on your way to food self-sufficiency good job sir
Crissy you look cute on your headban its nice 😍 im sure timmy much inlove to you in that way. Lol
Love you all. God bless Tim, Tin Tin and baby Dale. 👍👍
Good decision. That would be sustainable in future and the profit will be double after 4 to 5 months
Pork o'clock.
Leyteño watching from Thailand 🇹🇭 😊👌
Chrissy is the cutest! 🤓
This could be a lot of fun raising pigs , and also very tasty .
what a beautiful place...a paradise
my brother in law in eastern leyte also has a pig farm he just bought vitamins for the pigs too
Called it, thats a lot of lechon, hope it does well for you and Krissy, Ingat :)
Happy Easter!! Tim & Family!! :)
Get your tools out and let's see your pen building skills Tim!
Ha ha Tim FYI My mother had a Pig in Oakhurst, Ca. Those Pigs grow really fast so watch how much you feed them. lol. 🐖
Piggery is good... really good and then you have to build a lechon haus.. that's nice
Hello Tim & chrissy ... Stay safe po.. godbless always watching from Leyte also ... Proud bisaya
Pig vitamin, code for pig steriods, make them grow bigger and faster. Similar methods done here in the U.S for our chicken and cattle
Peace and Compassion on your new business venture.
Love from New Zealand brother Tim for you and your little family. Stay safe
GREAT Business! But they SMELL! They also have about 12 piglets per pregnancy! I did a spreadsheet on that business in 2009 when I first arrived. Do some TH-cams on how to farm them as well as how to slaughter them. Although in the Philippines that is much easier than in the USA. Building a larger farm is quite interesting; you'll need a large truck for transport. But in Gen Luna, you may become a supplier of live animals OR better, you make a slaughter area with a carving table. I made one out of cement with slope & troughs to direct the blood, because the locals use it for soup, etc. Good Luck!
It's Pork O'Clock..!!
It's a good investment to have a pig farm maybe you can also add some 45days chicken Tim.. you can search on you tube how to create much better pigpen than what I saw their scatter in different place instead of one nice area a better look to see and when theirs a typoon it can hold last much better to provide a safe house made of concrete and a steel roof its just my opinion but its goodthing to do if you want to span you farm
Ten's English is getting hella good.
A good investment to get into with Cristy, i enjoy your vidios Tim
Tim and Chrissy The pork O'clock farmers 😃
Guys we love you couple! Take care god bless you!
I know refrigerators aren't big there if you butcher one how much meat can you store or do you sell most and just keep what u can
so they can spawn :-)
LOL
At 2.12 you said it’s so much better hiking in sandals so much for the much touted Tim K Trekking shoes!
This is super. love it.
Do her parents have a freezer to store the big pig in … or is the party fiesta delayed? Great project to bring the extended family together.
Great Vid Tim, Thanks do you have a donation link paypal or whatever ?
www.patreon.com/timk
Or Paypal to timkyoutube@icloud.com
Thanks for the Support Mr. Xtanfinity!
good luck in your new business venture. its money earning. just be carrful you shall mske it in no time
He can tell you alot Tim Brian Smith he also raises chickens and he has a milk fish pen out in ocean sells them to. Good luck
Limit how much of these ventures you get into. They all come to naught. Put crazy schemes into the budget. Your welcome.
ie, Chickens, Avon, Fish, SariSari, Tricycle, coconut farm, Carabao, Fishing boat, vegetable garden, pigs, and a few I forget. ,
That's cool Tim. Now you sell 🐖 also and have food.
Good for feeding any kitchen scraps.. but no left over pork or bacon as pigs can get foot and mouth disease very easily..
All the best guys..xx
Nice price,here in manila you can have it 1piglet for 70$
Spotted pigs have more dark meat. 😂😂😂
When I grow up I wanna be just like Tim lol
Bless her atlest shes honesty tim..she want to see the finance is tim....xx
hey Tim, quick question....hows everything in the Philippines going with all this Covid-19 quarantine/5G stuff? ive been hearing crazy rumors of people being shot on sight if caught outside there houses, and even the release of tigers in the streets so people stay inside???? then i see your beautiful videos and im like (O___o) wtf?? it looks so peacful! so could you fill me in please? sorry if this is a stupid question i just gotta ask lol
Call it Homer
Tim the farm boy..God bless.
Hi Chrissy and Tim good morning
🌄.
Red Horse and Pork Chop should be their names!
you and harald awesome 💪
Feed them ..watch them grow ...lol
I like the title! And those nice pigs!:-)
Happy to see things are going good Tim!
Hi Tim,before the lockdown we have 30 pigs
God is good🙏
Cheers from the "pink air guitar"😉
Stay with the pink pigs 🐷🐽 #teampink