Moving Pigs to a Cool Season Pasture

Even though we rotate our pigs in pasture paddocks every 5-20 days depending on forage and soil conditions, occasionally, we can strip graze parts of the field to get more feed value out of the forages that are growing.
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[@jewelcitizen2567]

You sir… are a Pastured Pork, Pioneer.
Great video and project featuring invaluable information.

[@DowdleFamilyFarms]

Thank you.

[@CelesteBradley]

I don’t have pigs. I live in the suburbs. Why do I love this channel so much? 🐽

[@DowdleFamilyFarms]

I'm not sure, but I'm glad that you enjoy it!

[@henrysylvester-williams9143]

I really enjoy your video content. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@DowdleFamilyFarms]

thanks

[@markpiersall9815]

Consider installing a Screech Owl nest box. Owls eat rodents which host ticks and attract pit vipers. Coyotes and Bobcat eat a lot of mice. The fewer mice trails, the less time predators roam your property. Protect your family, pets and Livestock from tick borne diseases like Lyme, Spotted Rocky Mountain Fever and Gulf Coast Tick fever.

[@DowdleFamilyFarms]

We work on a lot of habitat for wildlife from bats and songbirds to owls and foxes.

[@poppytw583]

Thanks for sharing as this is so fascinating !

[@DowdleFamilyFarms]

you're welcome.

[@FedorBP]

Have you tried growing mushrooms somewhere for them to forage? Wild boars like mushrooms. And mushrooms can also increase biodiversity.

[@DowdleFamilyFarms]

We have mushrooms growing naturally in our forests, especially oyster mushrooms, but we do not cultivate them anymore.

[@nccrchurchunusual7990]

Do you sell piglets?

[@DowdleFamilyFarms]

yes