Understanding & Raising Pigs : Pig Diet

[allencrider]

Grain, just like factory CAFO farming. No thanks. I can do a lot better than that, but then I'm no expertvillage.

[GunReveiw]

you have no mother fucking idea what your talking about so go shove that wooden pole up your pussy

[bykashka75]

fatten them up, commical

[o10ciano]

full of shit i say. pig is vegetarian. They eat fruits, vegetables. You can grow them on your own farm. Just search here in youtube

[mlapointe88]

shes anoying

[666darkhawk]

uh is she talking about keepign a pet pig to kill at eat at some point?

this isnt helping me at all :( can anyone recomend me anything books websites or videos about havign an actual pet pig

[BogIslandCasual]

She didnt say if it was Monsanto "round-up ready" Grain.... probably yes if she is in the USA.. Yum Yum ;)

[potosi2]

u r full of shit take ur low bone density some where else

[veganfreegan]

These animals are highly intelligent, share a common language, and are capable of understanding complex problems. They are not "meat." They are living beings. And anyone who thinks it's all right to eat them should have to see video of the cruelty inside a slaughter house. If you can't even look, how can you continue to cause this suffering?

[maxdecphoenix]

@veganfreegan this video obviously isn't a slaughter house and they are striving to give the pigs good living conditions. and as stated in one of her other videos her fam. kills 1 pig a year. You've obviously never owned hogs, for all their intelligence they can be pretty vicious. I can only hope you'll stumble on a wild boar while out on one of your pansy naturewalks, see how far pascifist debating of their finer qualities gets you against a raging 1000lb hog. take your bullshit elsewhere.

[bluemoondiadochi]

@veganfreegan

yes, i understand pigs are very clever (all animals are!), but regardless of that, they'll still going to be kept for meant, milk, etc.

a good stockman (and industry ISN'T a good stockman!) will never inflict any harm other than when absolutelly neccessary. this certainly includes a respect for the animal, a natural surrounding surrounding and a quick death.

so... slaughterhouse OOONE isuue.... here something COMPLETELY different.

[drahm33]

She doesn't know anything! She didn't even say anything.

[BLuser01]

hmmm

[matthighlife]

what about the effects of

[bluemoondiadochi]

actuually only grain produces less flavour. meat is better on pasture.

[annieffa]

@bluemoondiadochi I would have to disagree. Flavor comes from fat marbling inside the meat. Grain makes the animal gain more fat.

[bluemoondiadochi]

@annieffa .....so did i say anything wrong? honestly i don't get where you're shooting at.... i meant only-grain diet vs. a diverse pasture diet.

yes, for flavor marbling is most important. lean, pasture pigs can have more marbling (properly: inter-muscular fat) and taste better than fat, only-grain fed pigs.