Posted by mosinee dave on November 05, 2011 at 06:51:15 from (96.60.45.197):
In Reply to: raising hogs posted by mosinee dave on November 04, 2011 at 19:43:01:
thanks for the input all the people want the hogs raised like the amish do.but the amish seem to have no hogs they are all sold out with a waiting list of people.I know raising them that way will take longer to get to butcher weight and i would need to get a preimium on the price.they just like the taste of the meat better than the commercially raised pork and i agree .I bought a halve last year and the taste was like night and day compared to store bought pork.Can you give me names of who would make pelletized feed?Also concentrate do you mean like vigertone?
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