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🗓️ 14 January 2022
⏱️ 52 minutes
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Learning how to raise pigs for meat is a great option for any homestead or farm wanting to become more self-sustainable. But choosing the breed and tailoring the care takes a bit of know-how. Join me for this podcast interview with "Pork" Rhyne Cureton as he shares his best tips on raising pigs. For more information, links, and show notes visit melissaknorris.com/331.
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1:25.6 | Hey pioneers! Welcome to episode number 331 of the Pioneering Today podcast. |
1:37.0 | Today we're going to be talking about one of my favorite topics. I feel like they're all my favorite, but this is definitely high up there, |
1:40.0 | and that is on raising pigs and we've covered raising pigs before in |
1:47.6 | different episodes of the podcast we've talked about the heritage American |
1:51.4 | guinea hog breed known I'm using quotation marks even |
1:54.7 | though you can't see them kind of as aka the homesteaders pig and my |
2:00.0 | experience so well in the show notes we will link to those if you want to check out some of those |
2:05.1 | prior episodes, my experience with them. And in today's episode, I'm really excited because |
2:10.3 | we're going to be diving into pigs, but we're going to be talking about a lot of common |
2:16.3 | or often seen advice when it comes to raising pigs, |
2:19.8 | specifically on the feed, what you are feeding your pigs, pasture management, and |
2:26.2 | some other things like that that are often inaccurate or not necessarily serving the pig and the farmer the best. |
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