Is pig farming all about technique? Practical pig farming tips shared
Is pig farming all about technique?
Is the pig farming industry simple? Does it bring in good income? I chatted with a few friends about this topic. They told me the pig farming industry has high risks and low income.
But as far as I know, back when I was in school and at home, some neighbors raised their pigs plump and big, while other pigs always got sick and would die two today, one tomorrow. In the end, not only did they not make back their costs, they lost terribly! What exactly is killing our little piggies before their time?
From what I understand, the diseases pigs are most susceptible to are these few: swine fever, blue ear disease, circovirus, cracked hooves, coughing, asthma, and parvovirus (this is what I read in books). But how do you actually deal with these viruses in practice? Or rather, what techniques are there in pig farming to keep these little piggies safe from harm?
With these questions in mind, I still need to learn more, so that the road of pig farming ahead won't be so hard to walk! Friends, if you have any insights, please share them! Waiting!
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Last year and this year were both good.
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Reply to 2#Wind and Snow wje
Oh really? So the pig market is very stable now?
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The epidemic situation has been very serious lately, do a good job with disease prevention and disinfection, and also pay attention to the medication plan!
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According to expert speculation, next year there will be inflation and prices will rise even more... plus with the current epidemic, who knows, pig prices might just take off!
Ah Jie added the following content on 2009-11-20 18:18
According to expert speculation, next year there will be inflation and prices will rise even more... plus with the current epidemic, who knows, pig prices might just take off!
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Reply to 4#Son of the East
Oh, is it about using something to boost immunity?
Little Hua Tuo added the following content on 2009-11-22 12:21
Reply to 5#Ah Jie
Oh, then we pig farmers are going to make a steady profit. Wishing all our friends great wealth!
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Real pig farming can't be called a low barrier to entry, it should be considered a systematic project
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Reply to 7#zd7011
If you put it that way, then a large portion of pig farms right now aren't really farming pigs
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Reply to 7#zd7011
Then how do I create a good environment for pigs right from the start?
Little Hua Tuo added the following content on 2009-11-22 13:15
Reply to 8#c274619332
So what did they all go do?
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Reply to 6#Little Hua Tuo
Yes you can, mainly rely on immunity-boosting medication, a combination of Chinese and Western medicine plus electrolyte multivitamins and glucose, and absolutely do not give injections, otherwise they'll die very fast!
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Reply to 10#Son of the East
Oh okay, absolutely no injections!
But as far as I know, back when I was in school and at home, some neighbors raised their pigs plump and big, while other pigs always got sick and would die two today, one tomorrow. In the end, not only did they not make back their costs, they lost terribly! What exactly is killing our little piggies before their time?
From what I understand, the diseases pigs are most susceptible to are these few: swine fever, blue ear disease, circovirus, cracked hooves, coughing, asthma, and parvovirus (this is what I read in books). But how do you actually deal with these viruses in practice? Or rather, what techniques are there in pig farming to keep these little piggies safe from harm?
With these questions in mind, I still need to learn more, so that the road of pig farming ahead won't be so hard to walk! Friends, if you have any insights, please share them! Waiting!
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Last year and this year were both good.
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Reply to 2#Wind and Snow wje
Oh really? So the pig market is very stable now?
--------------------------------------
The epidemic situation has been very serious lately, do a good job with disease prevention and disinfection, and also pay attention to the medication plan!
--------------------------------------
According to expert speculation, next year there will be inflation and prices will rise even more... plus with the current epidemic, who knows, pig prices might just take off!
Ah Jie added the following content on 2009-11-20 18:18
According to expert speculation, next year there will be inflation and prices will rise even more... plus with the current epidemic, who knows, pig prices might just take off!
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Reply to 4#Son of the East
Oh, is it about using something to boost immunity?
Little Hua Tuo added the following content on 2009-11-22 12:21
Reply to 5#Ah Jie
Oh, then we pig farmers are going to make a steady profit. Wishing all our friends great wealth!
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Real pig farming can't be called a low barrier to entry, it should be considered a systematic project
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Reply to 7#zd7011
If you put it that way, then a large portion of pig farms right now aren't really farming pigs
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Reply to 7#zd7011
Then how do I create a good environment for pigs right from the start?
Little Hua Tuo added the following content on 2009-11-22 13:15
Reply to 8#c274619332
So what did they all go do?
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Reply to 6#Little Hua Tuo
Yes you can, mainly rely on immunity-boosting medication, a combination of Chinese and Western medicine plus electrolyte multivitamins and glucose, and absolutely do not give injections, otherwise they'll die very fast!
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Reply to 10#Son of the East
Oh okay, absolutely no injections!