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Originally Posted by =^..^=
I have to comment on this. Pigs, when given enough space, will not wallow in their poo. Pigs are as clean as dogs. You can housebreak pigs easily. They will wallow in CLEAN manure free mud if someone is kind enough to give them the space. Pigs will urinate and defecate away from where they congregate when give space. Pigs are forced to live in filth when the selfish cruel and greedy owner forces them to live that way.
Cows have no choice but to stand in their filth when the selfish cruel and greedy owner forces them to do so. Out in the fields and pastures where cows belong, with plenty of space, they do not hang out in their manure and urine.
Chickens will indeed eat all that's edible. That's what chickens do.  |
Yup I can confirm that. Pigs given all the room they could want and more, will root around and till up soil, right after sheep or goats kill any thing you wanted them to. Which makes a splendid pasture for other critters or a garden area when they are done.
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This land clearing method is time consuming, but since you can milk goats, make cheese, sell both so long as the feds ain't lookin' and or shear sheep to sell wool and you can eat the goats and or the sheep or both, and have barked off all the trees; saplings etc, then hogs which you can smoke to store or sell and eat, and start the sheep or what ever all over again, labor free if you don't count feed time and or the cost of feed which in part even in NH nature provides.
And if you look around and ask a lot of restaurants will give you free hog feed.
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