Raise hogs in a healthy, profitable manner with expert guidance and practical advice from long-time hog farmer Kelly Klober. Whether you're a small farmer or an artisanal breeder, this comprehensive guide gives you everything you need to know to be successful. Learn how to choose the right breed for your farm; oversee breeding, birthing, and nursing; manage safe, humane housing and fencing options; butcher your hogs and process the pork; and effectively market your hogs and pork.
Raise hogs in a healthy, profitable manner with expert guidance and practical advice from long-time hog farmer Kelly Klober. Whether you're a small farmer or an artisanal breeder, this comprehensive guide gives you everything you need to know to be successful. Learn how to choose the right breed for your farm; oversee breeding, birthing, and nursing; manage safe, humane housing and fencing options; butcher your hogs and process the pork; and effectively market your hogs and pork.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Kelly Klober is the author of Storey’s Guide to Raising Pigs and has raised purebred hogs on his Missouri farm for almost 40 years. He writes, speaks, and consults on many small-farm topics, including farmers’ markets, breed preservation, chicken health, and sustainable practices.
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Preface 1 An Introduction to Raising Hogs Hog-Farming Trends Modern Pork Production Hog Myths Talkin' Hog Thinking Hogs Identify Your Markets 2 Breeds Tried and True Choosing Breeding Stock for Small Farms Modern Swine Breeds Why Purebred Hogs Instead of Hybrids? Choose a Breed Type to Match Your Farm Pigs as Pets 3 Raising Hogs for the Family Table The Facilities Essential Equipment Buying a Pig or Two Feeding Hogs Bringing Your Pigs Home Swine Finishing 4 Home Butchering and Pork Processing Slaughtering the Hog Breaking Down the Carcass Butchering Putting Away the Pork Preserving Pork There’s Pork in This? — Pork Recipes 5 Fitting and Showing Hogs Showing Market Hogs Showing Breeding Stock 6 The Hog Business Running a Manageable Operation How Many Hogs for Success? Know Your Market A Shift in Feeder-Pig Production Show Pigs Farrow-to-Finish Production Finishing Hogs Breeding-Stock Production Direct Marketing Your Own Pork What about Organic? Contented Hogs Lean and Green 7 Preparing for Your Herd The Drylot The Pasture Fencing Choices The Range House Farrowing Structures Housing for Sows with Nursing Pigs 8 Selecting Breeding Stock Shopping for Livestock Performance Data Gilt Selection Boar Selection Bidding Decisions 9 Managing Your Breeding Herd Bringing in the Boar Bringing in Gilts Breeding Gilts What's Best for the Boar Gestation Farrowing The Pig at Birth Caring for the Newborn Pig Postfarrowing Sow Care Care for Nursing Pigs Weaning Growout 10 Hog Health Care A New Vulnerability Breed Your Way Back to Vigor A Health-Care Philosophy Just the Basics Veterinary Care Injections Parasite Control Swine Ailments and Illnesses 11 Managing Your Hog Operation Record Keeping Marketing Hogs The Hog Industry: Today and Tomorrow 12 Day-to-Day Life with Hogs Movin’ Hogs the Easy Way Managing Information Do It Right the First Time Take Time to Scratch Their Ears Goals Every Pig Is Precious Buying at Auction Hog-Farm Fashion Hog People Epilogue Appendixes Hog Anatomy Reproductive Information Record-Keeping Templates Sample Calendar Year for the Diversified Small Producer Resources Glossary Metric Conversion Charts Index
Preface 1 An Introduction to Raising Hogs Hog-Farming Trends Modern Pork Production Hog Myths Talkin' Hog Thinking Hogs Identify Your Markets 2 Breeds Tried and True Choosing Breeding Stock for Small Farms Modern Swine Breeds Why Purebred Hogs Instead of Hybrids? Choose a Breed Type to Match Your Farm Pigs as Pets 3 Raising Hogs for the Family Table The Facilities Essential Equipment Buying a Pig or Two Feeding Hogs Bringing Your Pigs Home Swine Finishing 4 Home Butchering and Pork Processing Slaughtering the Hog Breaking Down the Carcass Butchering Putting Away the Pork Preserving Pork There’s Pork in This? — Pork Recipes 5 Fitting and Showing Hogs Showing Market Hogs Showing Breeding Stock 6 The Hog Business Running a Manageable Operation How Many Hogs for Success? Know Your Market A Shift in Feeder-Pig Production Show Pigs Farrow-to-Finish Production Finishing Hogs Breeding-Stock Production Direct Marketing Your Own Pork What about Organic? Contented Hogs Lean and Green 7 Preparing for Your Herd The Drylot The Pasture Fencing Choices The Range House Farrowing Structures Housing for Sows with Nursing Pigs 8 Selecting Breeding Stock Shopping for Livestock Performance Data Gilt Selection Boar Selection Bidding Decisions 9 Managing Your Breeding Herd Bringing in the Boar Bringing in Gilts Breeding Gilts What's Best for the Boar Gestation Farrowing The Pig at Birth Caring for the Newborn Pig Postfarrowing Sow Care Care for Nursing Pigs Weaning Growout 10 Hog Health Care A New Vulnerability Breed Your Way Back to Vigor A Health-Care Philosophy Just the Basics Veterinary Care Injections Parasite Control Swine Ailments and Illnesses 11 Managing Your Hog Operation Record Keeping Marketing Hogs The Hog Industry: Today and Tomorrow 12 Day-to-Day Life with Hogs Movin’ Hogs the Easy Way Managing Information Do It Right the First Time Take Time to Scratch Their Ears Goals Every Pig Is Precious Buying at Auction Hog-Farm Fashion Hog People Epilogue Appendixes Hog Anatomy Reproductive Information Record-Keeping Templates Sample Calendar Year for the Diversified Small Producer Resources Glossary Metric Conversion Charts Index
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