Posted by Gtidwell on July 15, 2020 at 16:51:07 from (75.106.59.126):
In Reply to: Teach me about pigs posted by tomstractorsandtoys on July 15, 2020 at 15:45:41:
We raise market barrow show pigs. My daughter got 2nd in her class at Houston her senior year. A good age for butcher pig is 6 months old. I have fed some up in the past in 4 months. That is pushing a pig with high protein feed. I would feed the feed you have available but add in some grower protein pellets. Since you want to grow to eat, do not feed the pig any feed with payless supplement in it. Some of the show rations have it in it. This will have to be cleaned out of pigs system. To feed out to butcher, I would purchase a cross breed. Blue butts will grow and put on weight real good. If you want to know more just email me sir. I will be glad to help you. We raise two to four every year.
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