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within this page: 1.
Pigs should gain 1.5-2lbs. per head per
day 2.
Pigs should convert at the following
rates: b.
40 lbs- 100 lbs -----2.5 lbs of feed
per pound of gain c.
100 lbs-market------ 3.7 lbs of fed per
pound of gain The
health of your pig is important. Check
with your local leader or veterinarian for
recommendations on vaccination, worming,
and parasite control programs. Erysipelas,
wormks, and external parasites reduce
appetite and increase feed needed for
normal gains. Serios problems can lead to
death of the animal. 1.
Clean and disinfect your pen and feeding
equipment before your pig
arrives. 2.
Make sure that plenty of clean, fresh
water if available at all
times. 3.
Keep pigs warm in the winter and cool in
the summer. Since pigs do not perspire, it
is very important to provide shade for
them in the summer. Weight Product Days
Fed ADG #
Feed/Gain Patience Shelter Clean
Feeding Area Clean
Water Space MUD
HOLE Grooming/Fair
Tack Misc.
Tack Clothing Baby
oil Broom Brush
(s) Cane Clippers FAIRBOOK Feed
Buckets/ Pans Grain Hose Isopropyl
alcohol Pitch
Fork Rags Scissors Show
box with lock Soap TREATS Wash
brush Water
buckets Waterer Wheel
Barrel Hammer Knife Nails Permanent
Marker Pliers Staple
gun Wire Tacks Display
Board Official
FFA Dress Black
Jeans Black
boots White
Collard Shirt FFA
Jacket Scarf/Tie |