You have learned what doesn't work next winter will be different I wish all that is best! Thank you for sharing your time and showing me how much you have accomplished
Thanks Stephano. Process of the application of the fertlizer has changed so success. Prethink about tough winters! A few years ago some kansas farmers didnt heat areas of the cow farm. So cows died. Need a fire pit lite at 7pm and at 5am. Or build a stove barn with caged shielded pipes. Thanks. Righteousness! cocoon. Unknown. Pray outside. Evil stalks, tricks.. Jesus is great!!!!
hey, have you heard of using ducks to seal the pond? i heard their "poop" will help to seal the ground. you could also use bentonite, but you would need quite a few tons :) maybe ducks would fit better into your concept. buy 1000 ducks, raise them and then harvest them.... could be worth a try, even if it fails, you make money out of it.
Are you currently paying a butcher to slaughter and cut now if all your current pigs are sold as haves and wholes. I believe you’ll have to if you go to a per piece model at the market. Right? I’m not in the game yet but looking at all the inputs, you can get creative with their feed but for the most part it’s hard to be an animal farmer and a feed producer. Instead, I’d rather put them down on my land w/o stressful transport, it’s just the laws I’m uncertain of in Colorado. I’d be on the front range somewhere. Any thoughts anybody? Thank you
Hi Phillip, I use a butcher, and sometimes I do the butchering myself. If I sell the pig live, we can break it down with customer present. We had a large walk in cooler, and it was great. I always recommend to do a butcher when possible and just work on having more animals.
You have learned what doesn't work next winter will be different I wish all that is best! Thank you for sharing your time and showing me how much you have accomplished
You are good at explaining how it went. I appreciate your ability to describe and present as is.
Love what you are doing, thanks for sharing your insights! I admire your perseverance through the challenges, great work!
thank you, appreciate that immensely
Great progress!
Thanks! Im excited to show summer time
WOW! You get $100 a yard for manure? Sounds like a great side business It only runs about $35 / yard around here.
id call it " biologically enhanced manure " =) , not many good compost providers in sw colorado, and lots of cannabis growers.
@@StefanoCreatini Thats an incredible income stream! good luck!
Thanks Stephano. Process of the application of the fertlizer has changed so success. Prethink about tough winters! A few years ago some kansas farmers didnt heat areas of the cow farm. So cows died. Need a fire pit lite at 7pm and at 5am. Or build a stove barn with caged shielded pipes. Thanks. Righteousness! cocoon. Unknown. Pray outside. Evil stalks, tricks.. Jesus is great!!!!
Thank you
The pigs poop could be a good fertilizer?
hey, have you heard of using ducks to seal the pond? i heard their "poop" will help to seal the ground. you could also use bentonite, but you would need quite a few tons :) maybe ducks would fit better into your concept. buy 1000 ducks, raise them and then harvest them.... could be worth a try, even if it fails, you make money out of it.
Hey, I get flocks of 1000+ canadian geese and every year it improves. I priced out Clay, and it was well over 50K. Liner was over 110K.
@@StefanoCreatini I have clay in Utah if you got a way to excavate it
@@j.swipes thanks, the trucking fee is murderous. They sell geotextile bentonite mats that are somewhat affordable.
Hello! Nice farm u have . where did u buy the Mangalita ,in Romania?
Thanks, in craigslist 🤣
I hope one day to be where you are
If your heart is in it, im sure it will happen faster than you think 👍
You can just smell the 💩 😅
Are you currently paying a butcher to slaughter and cut now if all your current pigs are sold as haves and wholes. I believe you’ll have to if you go to a per piece model at the market. Right? I’m not in the game yet but looking at all the inputs, you can get creative with their feed but for the most part it’s hard to be an animal farmer and a feed producer. Instead, I’d rather put them down on my land w/o stressful transport, it’s just the laws I’m uncertain of in Colorado. I’d be on the front range somewhere. Any thoughts anybody? Thank you
Hi Phillip, I use a butcher, and sometimes I do the butchering myself. If I sell the pig live, we can break it down with customer present. We had a large walk in cooler, and it was great. I always recommend to do a butcher when possible and just work on having more animals.