I fattened hogs one concrete for years. They'll do fine. You can help yourself on cleanup - remember that they'll P and crap around the waterer, but it'll be relatively clean around the feeder. Position the feeder and waterer with that in mind. In other words - don't put the waterer at the back of the pen where you'll have to rassle the cleanup to the front. The first day, when you put the new pigs in your pen, pour a five gallon bucket of water out around the waterer to get them started in the right place.
I miss hearing the feeder lids banging in the night, and sometimes briefly entertain the thought of getting a few feeder pigs to fatten up, but then I jolt myself back to the realities, such as the price of corn. . .
You've got to drive for miles to see a hog around here. Usta be hogs on EVERY farm.
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