Nice, Peter! Thanks for the report, very interesting.
It'd be great to have some pigs. Not here though, but next time for
sure, which shouldn't be too long. Meanwhile the Muscovies are once
again doing well with their ongoing global conspiracy to cover the
world with a carpet of ducklings.
i see. so they'll sleep in the barn, and when they're taken out to
their fenced area in the mornings someone slops the barn? i couldn't
help wondering if you'd devised some clever means for collecting
material from their outdoor area.
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Hi Keith ;
Quick update for you about our pigdozer project. Our previous system for
preparing a field for planting was the normal Cambodia way :
1) Plow in dry season to upturn roots and kill them.
2) Wait for some rain, this will germinate the remaining weed seeds.
3) Plow again.
4) Plow one
Guag Meister wrote:
Hi Keith ;
Quick update for you about our pigdozer project. Our previous system for
preparing a field for planting was the normal Cambodia way :
1) Plow in dry season to upturn roots and kill them.
2) Wait for some rain, this will germinate the remaining weed seeds.
peter, great system! how do you do the biogas?
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Hi Chris ;
Biogas is a future project. To prepare for it, we have the pigs sleep in the
pig barn. They are used to walking around following the guy with the bell.
This way we can lead them anywhere. Sleeping in the barn provides some raw
material for biogas in a consistent place, when we
