Posted by Dan in Ohio on December 27, 2014 at 15:24:34 from (99.197.23.76):
In Reply to: Re: OT bony Gilt posted by Keith Molden on December 27, 2014 at 14:50:44:
Keith,
You can go to the modern view and quickly edit your post if you need.
Raised hogs as a kid (45 years ago), boy that stirred some old memories. At one time my brother and I had nearly 300 farrow to finish. We poured concrete in the pole barn and built a farrowing barn. Dad hated hogs but tolerated our venture.
We always fed ground corn to the feeders but a different mix for sows and gilts. Seems we added some fresh hay and even tried adding some wheat or spelt . We ground it ourselves and always used some special supplement for the sows a few weeks prior to giving birth.
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