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  1. Farmer-Brown

    butchering weight

    I'd like to learn more about the scalding and scraping and how to get lard please. :)
  2. Farmer-Brown

    Pig throwing up

    Same to you @Farmer Connie :)
  3. Farmer-Brown

    Pig throwing up

    Thanks everyone. They seem a lot better today. They even showed interest in eating. No incessant scratching either. Now that it's daylight I was able to look around better... No diarrhea thank goodness. The big guy will be slaughtered in the new year once we have more freezer space. The...
  4. Farmer-Brown

    Pig throwing up

    There is mold in the hay. If I get it out of there will they recover or is slaughter the best option? I don't have much freezer room and the person who helped us slaughter fell off a ladder the other day and is out of commission.
  5. Farmer-Brown

    Pig throwing up

    And the scratching incessantly? That is a sign of an ulcer as well?
  6. Farmer-Brown

    Pig throwing up

    Bump
  7. Farmer-Brown

    Hi from Darwell Alberta

    Yup... had a yummy steak for dinner on Sunday
  8. Farmer-Brown

    Pig throwing up

    Now both pigs are going nuts itching. They're rubbing on anything and everything. Thanks @Baymule
  9. Farmer-Brown

    Hi from Darwell Alberta

    Hi everyone :) I'm new to raising animals. I got 2 pigs in August. 1 gilt and one castrated male (someone told me that they're called steers). We added another male (half brother/cousin) Born a month and a half later. The gilt has since made it to the freezer. I also have 4 buckeye hens and...
  10. Farmer-Brown

    Hello from The Funny Farm..Alberta,Canada

    Lol!! You're here too!
  11. Farmer-Brown

    Pig throwing up

    I have a young castrated male that is throwing up almost constantly. (Born end of July) approx 80 lbs.. I have a larger older castrated male born early June weighing approx 250 lbs. We slaughtered a gilt on Saturday. The males gobbled up her blood. They seemed fine Saturday evening, making...
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