Posted by jose bagge on June 28, 2012 at 13:48:07 from (4.26.210.222):
This is me-n-Toby"s first experience raising consumable livestock rather than riding critters, and so far so good. Toby and I used the haystring measuring method today to calculate weight (ears-to-tail x girth x girth divided by 400) and these figure to be around 200 lbs. We"ve got a boar and two gilts, and I"ve been told I need to butcher the boar now (got them in March) to avoid "boar taint" that comes as he reaches maturity. Don"t plan on breeding them, so I have no problem if he"s the first of the three to go. Any experienced hog farmers out there got insight into "boar taint"?
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