Posted by [email protected] on November 05, 2011 at 04:51:15 from (71.213.225.133):
In Reply to: raising hogs posted by mosinee dave on November 04, 2011 at 19:43:01:
Don't finish them on ground ear corn, it won't work,they won't get finished. I used it one time and found out the hard way on about 10 pigs. Shell the corn first. Like someone said it usually figures out to 10 bu. of corn to finish a hog, 100 bu to finish a steer. I would like to find some more feeder pigs since I quit farrowing last year and the freezers are getting bare, and I have people wanting pork again. Make sure you make a profit, don't do it for free. You will thank me for that when you are knee deep in hog manure and forking it out.
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