This is my new breeding hog, Otis. He is only 50 pounds and less than 3 months old, but he should weigh in between 500 and 750 lbs of twisted steel and sex appeal when fully grown. I plan on keeping 4 sows and breeding Otis, a Hampshire hog, and raising a bunch of hogs.
This is Bonnie's new friend Naomi. She is providing the extra milk, along with the goats, to help grow those young hogs.
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I don't know who Chris Whalen is, but it appears that, like me, he thinks California, New York, and a few other "Blue States" will absolutely, positively default on their debt.
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Looks like deflation is gaining the upper hand to me.
4 comments:
Nice looking Jersey there!!! At least I am pretty sure she's a Jersey from the light eye rings.
PP:
Yep! She is pretty "Jersey Girl"... and a good milker. She calved 6 months ago, and still gives 1.25 gallons on a once a day milking schedule. I bet she might give 2 if I milked twice a day... but I think I'll stay with one.
I bought 2 Dexter/miniature zebu cross cows. They are so small they look like really big goats... I'd say no more than 450 lbs each. I will put up some pics soon.
I am particularly happy with "Otis" the pig. He his a belted Hampshire and has the same stocky build that a pit bull has... I bet he breeds me some good lookin hogs!
Good for you, Greg.
So many crying about the condition. So few doing anything about it.
don henry ford jr.
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