Moving 150 Pigs on Pasture for Rotational Grazing

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  • Moving 150 Pigs on Pasture for Rotational Grazing 🐖
    Do you want to incorporate rotational grazing into pig farming? In this video, we discuss herding pastured pigs from paddock to paddock using low-stress animal handling techniques. We'll teach you how to set up paddocks for pastured pigs, how often to move pastured pigs, when to move pigs to new paddocks, how to move equipment, and more!
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    📚 CHAPTERS 📚
    00:00 - Introduction
    01:07 - Rotational Grazing System for Pigs
    03:01 - How to Set Up Paddocks for Pastured Pigs
    05:15 - When to Move Pigs on Pasture
    08:43 - How to Move Pigs on Pasture
    10:52 - Step 1: Temporary Electric Fencing
    12:14 - Step 2: Open Temporary Fencing
    12:48 - Step 3: How to Move Pig Feeders
    14:13 - Step 4: How to Move Pig Shelters
    15:20 - Step 5: How to Herd Pigs on Pasture
    17:02 - Step 6: Close Temporary Fencing
    17:32 - Step 7: How to Move Pig Waterers
    19:28 - How to Care for Used Paddocks
    21:23 - Our MOST VALUABLE Resource
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  • @ShaftLesss
    @ShaftLesss Год назад +16

    The most informative video on raising pigs on a pasture!! Thank for this amazing information

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  Год назад

      Thanks for your kind words! We're happy to help!

  • @nigelsmith186
    @nigelsmith186 2 месяца назад

    An excellent tutorial for new piggery owners. Thanks for taking the time to produce this video.

  • @theellenders
    @theellenders Год назад +2

    Great Videeo with all the important information needed, when, where, why, and most importantly How. Great job Heifer Ranch Team.

  • @joesfarm
    @joesfarm Год назад +2

    The information in this video is amazing! Thank you for sharing all your knowledge! This has us thinking about raising pigs in our woods!

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  Год назад

      You can do it! Thanks for your support.

  • @davidsmith7631
    @davidsmith7631 Год назад +1

    I absolutely love this! Thanks for the great video!

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  7 месяцев назад

      You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed it!

  • @elbiemostert3502
    @elbiemostert3502 Год назад +1

    This video is so helpful.Thanknyou for practical demonstration

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  Год назад

      You're very welcome! We're happy to teach regenerative practices, so other folks can learn and implement them on their farms.

  • @arnljot9030
    @arnljot9030 Год назад +1

    Holy mackerel! This video was super informative and educational!

  • @bootzestella9566
    @bootzestella9566 Год назад

    Your given us the very imformative way how to raised pig in a pasture i hope lots of people's will do your way thank you so much

  • @everettsanderson4189
    @everettsanderson4189 Год назад +1

    Very educational. Thanks.

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  Год назад

      You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed the video!

  • @felixpuncrocoi
    @felixpuncrocoi 2 месяца назад

    I have like 5 kunes that I'm freaking out about moving, and here they are moving so many! I'm such a n00b

  • @Billy-jf6rb
    @Billy-jf6rb Год назад +1

    Awesome video! Thank you!

  • @safffff1000
    @safffff1000 Год назад

    Excellently done video.

  • @KaR1942
    @KaR1942 Год назад +2

    Good work 👏👏👏🎉🎉 keep inspiring us 💯.
    We will keep subscribing to your channel

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  Год назад

      Thank you so much! We appreciate you!

  • @Ajaxxgopw
    @Ajaxxgopw Год назад +1

    great information. thank you!

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  Год назад

      We're happy to help! Thanks for watching!

  • @amevoradzado7940
    @amevoradzado7940 Год назад +1

    Vraiment bien fait votre travail Madame Hernandez, très inspirant !

  • @dariusdiamante317
    @dariusdiamante317 Год назад +1

    Very Informative...Thabks,

  • @maphokengmetseeme4442
    @maphokengmetseeme4442 4 дня назад

    Awesomeness

  • @gianlucacanzonieri5842
    @gianlucacanzonieri5842 Год назад

    Great video very informative

  • @jordhuga271
    @jordhuga271 Год назад

    Thanks this was interesting.

  • @user-sr3zo8is2z
    @user-sr3zo8is2z Год назад +1

    아주 잘 보았습니다 감사합니다

  • @gpenicaud
    @gpenicaud Год назад

    Great stuff

  • @Sharingmyfreetime
    @Sharingmyfreetime Год назад +1

    Very informative and nice content. Watching from India✌👍

  • @phakadekhanyile
    @phakadekhanyile Год назад +1

    Great video

  • @wambunlambu6498
    @wambunlambu6498 10 месяцев назад +1

    This is very informative,well done!!!I am thinking of applying the same methods to raise ducks.

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  7 месяцев назад

      We're happy to help! Be sure to watch our pastured poultry videos. Our experience with turkeys and chickens helped tremendously when we raised a batch of ducks last year.

  • @JoseLuis-xc8rj
    @JoseLuis-xc8rj Год назад +3

    Me parece un sistema de cría estupendo

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  Год назад

      Muy estupendo!

    • @JoseLuis-xc8rj
      @JoseLuis-xc8rj Год назад

      Yo en España tengo cerdos de raza Ibérica y los tengo también sueltos a campo para que coman hierba y bellotas

  • @INVESTIRENAFRIQUE1
    @INVESTIRENAFRIQUE1 Год назад +1

    Good work.
    I like

  • @bernardking2749
    @bernardking2749 Год назад +1

    great video

  • @arthurdewith7608
    @arthurdewith7608 Год назад +2

    Regeneration or regrow to of a exhausted pasture is the key to keep this all going and the. Used pastures grow good crops of sweet corn too

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  7 месяцев назад

      Resting pastures is an important, but often forgotten step of raising animals on pasture. Regeneration is the key!

  • @DREAMXLUST
    @DREAMXLUST Год назад +1

    Hello..
    Have you thought about installing a biogas system?

  • @tonydao-ayan3516
    @tonydao-ayan3516 Год назад +1

    Many pigs beautiful farm

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  Год назад

      Isn't it a lovely sight? Thanks for watching!

  • @tb1401
    @tb1401 Год назад

    I raises pigs in confinement but after looking at this I like try new ways

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  Год назад

      Making the switch to pasture-based livestock is a great idea; it often makes for easier management and healthier animals! Check out our channel for more information on raising pastured pigs!

  • @radovanstohl9102
    @radovanstohl9102 Год назад +1

    Ladies, you have my great admiration.👍 I would still recommend litle diversify trees composition. Cherrytrees for late spring, mulberry and mirabelles for sommer, wild apple trees for autumn & oaks and chesnut for winter. I saw it in the pasture in Spain and Italy & there ist the best pork .I CROSS MY FINGERS FOR YOU

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  Год назад

      That's a great idea for starting an operation from scratch! Here at the ranch, these loblolly pine trees were planted years ago for other purposes. Now, as a regenerative farm, we saw the potential to raise pigs in these paddocks and make use of the land, infrastructure, and resources we had available. Thank you for your thoughtful comments!

  • @Hapigfarm
    @Hapigfarm 2 месяца назад

    cute pig hihi

  • @veni_vidi_vici.
    @veni_vidi_vici. Год назад +2

    Muito bom 🇧🇷 👍🏻

  • @user-ht8io3kz8b
    @user-ht8io3kz8b 2 месяца назад

    What is your pasture mixture

  • @allthingsgrowing
    @allthingsgrowing 3 месяца назад

    CAn you explain a little bit about your pig shelters? Did you build them? Buy them?

  • @yauhenilukyanau9041
    @yauhenilukyanau9041 Год назад +1

    What you can dream of!!!

  • @trvanities.vr8h
    @trvanities.vr8h 2 месяца назад

    What is the difference between free range and indoors pigs about kgs may you help

  • @maryloomis8075
    @maryloomis8075 Год назад +2

    Question: Are there predators in the paddock/areas, and if so, how do you deal with those predators? I enjoyed your video and wish I could do what you do. Age and land and family are my limitations.😔 The video was very thorough and informative. Thanks for the info.

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  Год назад

      The main predators we have around the ranch are coyotes, bob cats, domestic dogs and a few black bears. In all the years raising pigs out in the woods, we haven't had any issues with these predators, even when we only have the 1 strand poly wire. When we used to farrow on pasture a few years ago, we did have a few predator issues when the piglets were very young, more than likely a fox or aerial predator.

  • @MsCaterific
    @MsCaterific Год назад +1

    💛

  • @jadyguidry5011
    @jadyguidry5011 Год назад

    Do yall use the same water system for the younger pigs when they first get out to the pasture? Just wondering if they have any issues with reaching the water. I use a similar system except I use the big tubs and cut a hole out the side for the pigs to stick their head in but I really like this idea beings it allows multiple pigs to drink at once. Great video, currently trying to scale our pasture pig operation.

  • @mattdewhirst4075
    @mattdewhirst4075 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the great video! Are you using equal parts of Buckwheat, Brown top millet and clover? Thanks

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  Год назад +2

      Great question! Here's our ratio: Clover is 5 lbs per acre, brown top millet is 10 lbs per acre, and buckwheat is 50 lbs per acre.

    • @mattdewhirst4075
      @mattdewhirst4075 Год назад

      @@HeiferUSA Thank you!

  • @yauhenilukyanau9041
    @yauhenilukyanau9041 Год назад +2

    То, о чем я мечтаю👍!!!

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  Год назад

      Thanks for watching, friend!

  • @nomnommonsterr
    @nomnommonsterr Год назад +2

    This is so cool. How many acres does the entire farm operate in? Humane aspects aside, I wonder if the produce is any better than conventional farming.

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  Год назад +2

      SO glad you enjoyed it. Our farm operates about 900 acres of farmable land. The product is wayyyyy better than conventional farming. Try some for yourself and get a box delivered straight to your door by ordering at www.grassrootscoop.com

  • @eduardoHMYT
    @eduardoHMYT Год назад +1

    Beauty 395 pounds mini pigs

  • @justnothing-je4ic
    @justnothing-je4ic Год назад

    How you deal with ASF?? I'm for northeastern part of India.
    A year ago there was ASF outbreak at our state, we lost half of our pigs at our farm. And you guys raise pigs outside, so how are you preventing them from ASF?

  • @JoseLuis-xc8rj
    @JoseLuis-xc8rj Год назад +1

    De esta forma haces ganado con muy buena calidad de carne

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  Год назад

      La carne mas sabrosa 🤤

  • @Spiked2005
    @Spiked2005 Год назад

    How does one download the information you show in this video, I don’t see a link to do so? Thanks in advance

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  Год назад

      Link is in the description of the video

  • @thucphamsachquangtri4288
    @thucphamsachquangtri4288 Год назад

    ❤ ok

  • @maxlipovore
    @maxlipovore 6 месяцев назад

    Thank you so much! It's great to see farmers reverting to healthier, more harmonious practices. Don't underplay the carbon capture angle. Your techniques lead to carbon reduction. That's supposedly a big deal. Just curious. How do wild boars play into this?

  • @sistermariaphilomena6263
    @sistermariaphilomena6263 Год назад

    How do you keep the pigs from dumping the water tubs?

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  Год назад

      Hi SIster Maria! Thanks for the great question. Check out this video for all the details on our pig water system: ruclips.net/video/v7TlaWyUaMA/видео.html

  • @edwinmoore4560
    @edwinmoore4560 Год назад +1

    What about if I decided to breed those females for new off spring. I think you are only growing out pigs but I want to have both worlds raising my own pigs to be sold.

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  Год назад +1

      If you decided to pick the best females out of the batch, you could breed them around 8 months of age. I would suggest starting small and getting experience farrowing with the best gilts (female pigs who haven't given birth). For easier management and record-keeping, I would highly suggest keeping the growers and breeding group separate on the farm, since the groups would have different needs.

  • @jodypruitt9438
    @jodypruitt9438 Год назад

    What kind and type of charger do y’all use ?

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  Год назад +1

      Check out this video: ruclips.net/video/aHGCzNjKxDo/видео.html

    • @jodypruitt9438
      @jodypruitt9438 Год назад

      @@HeiferUSA thanks

  • @Youtuberkit7
    @Youtuberkit7 7 месяцев назад +1

    Love the idea I will follow this method in my land in Philippines

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  7 месяцев назад

      Good luck! You can do it! 🐷

    • @DestinationJapan95
      @DestinationJapan95 4 месяца назад

      Doubt it. Filipinos don’t even practice organic raising

  • @user-ik8gv6fv6u
    @user-ik8gv6fv6u 11 месяцев назад

    Gimana cara nya untuk membeli bibit nya dan bisa di kirim ke Indonesia?

  • @jimkewley3790
    @jimkewley3790 Год назад

    Predation?

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  Год назад

      Hi Jim. Can you please elaborate? Not sure what you are asking

  • @jerrywayne4887
    @jerrywayne4887 Год назад +1

    We are considering expanding our small farm to include a couple of pigs utilizing paddock rotation. A friend who is also a Holistic doctor recommended against us raising pigs due to parasite concerns. I recognize nearly all farm animals can get parasites. Do you have any thoughts on parasites in pigs? Also, since we already have plenty of poultry electric fence netting, can we use that instead of the single stand wire like you use? We have a lot of ground predators including black bear which the poultry netting is very effective on. Thanks!

    • @rachelholdt6840
      @rachelholdt6840 Год назад +1

      I've seen several pig producers use netting instead of the single or double strand wire. Any animal may have parasites, however, the frequency of movement has a big impact on lessening parasite load. Hopefully someone can answer your question a bit more thoroughly.

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  Год назад

      Poultry netting would work just fine to keep the pigs in and predators out. We always encourage reusing supplies you already have on hand! If you're looking to purchase new supplies, hog net wire is similar to poultry netting, just shorter in height and different spacing.
      You're right that all farm animal get parasites; It really comes down to the resilience of your animals. Can they thrive while being a parasite host? Can you meet the needs of the animals and reduce the negative effects of parasites?
      The most common parasite for pigs is the round worm. These are large worms that can be easily seen if the pig passes them in their manure. They look similar to earth worms. With batches of 120-150 pigs, usually 1 or 2 pigs need dewormer in the 4 to 5 months they're at the ranch.
      If you're able to move the pigs to fresh paddocks once a week and keep them off of their manure, then the intensity of parasites should be very limited. Clean living space and frequent moves are the keys to keeping pigs happy and healthy!

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  Год назад

      You're spot on, Rachel! We've provided a little more information to expand on your good advice.

    • @jerrywayne4887
      @jerrywayne4887 Год назад

      @@rachelholdt6840 Thanks for the info!

    • @jerrywayne4887
      @jerrywayne4887 Год назад

      @@HeiferUSA Thanks for the advice!

  • @ledzepcleo
    @ledzepcleo Год назад

    I think this video would be better if you left the nat sound under the voice over. I really wanted to hear how you called the pigs. My teacher in school said then that nat sound gives the video soul.

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  Год назад

      Thanks for the tip! We are always looking to improve.

  • @anumananuman-si2rg
    @anumananuman-si2rg Год назад

    Good morning dear friend
    I have big land need do pigs farm in India
    Problem workers shortage in India very much sadly missed my farm pig business

  • @DennisTamani-ol8be
    @DennisTamani-ol8be Год назад +5

    I was wondering if your farm needed personnel? I am a former meager pig farmer here in the Philippines but I lost my livestock when African Swine Flu struck.

    • @DestinationJapan95
      @DestinationJapan95 4 месяца назад

      If you’re from PH, you probably don’t practice ADP grazing let alone organic farming. Filipinos are always committing animal abuse and feeding their animals processed, chemical garbage and causing as much pollution as India

    • @DestinationJapan95
      @DestinationJapan95 4 месяца назад

      🤦‍♂️

  • @danielpicassomunoz2752
    @danielpicassomunoz2752 Год назад

    Most of those shots have no grass on them, and the stocking rate and rest periods seem too aggressive with the land

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  Год назад

      We're striving to increase rest periods for greater regeneration over time, but we can assure you these paddocks grow green and lush just a few weeks after the pigs move on.

  • @vanhiepnguyen6482
    @vanhiepnguyen6482 8 месяцев назад

    Không dịch ra tiếng việt

  • @nikos8984
    @nikos8984 Год назад

    Hi, We sincerely want to work with you and hope you will reply to our emails(trail camera)

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  Год назад

      Thanks for reaching out!

  • @abinodattil6422
    @abinodattil6422 Год назад

    Marry me😊

    • @HeiferUSA
      @HeiferUSA  Год назад +1

      She's taken !

    • @abinodattil6422
      @abinodattil6422 Год назад

      @@HeiferUSA okay i will wait, but with a catch like that i dont think husband will let go

    • @DestinationJapan95
      @DestinationJapan95 4 месяца назад +1

      @@abinodattil6422shut up bumbai

  • @Peter-yk8tw
    @Peter-yk8tw 5 месяцев назад

    These videos are mostly for city slickers and are not being taught by people that live off the land. Foraging is foraging and pasturing is pasturing not taking food out to the pasture or forage area. This Homesteading craze will collapse one of these days.