Article Index • • • PIGS - Profitable Innovative Growing System. The PIGS method to grow pigs was developed by PRO Natural Feed Corporation, a commercial feed producer (brand FeedPRO). There is a slant therefore to promote their products. Having disclosed this, there is prudence in their guidelines with respect to observe ecosystems principles in growing pigs. For example, the refrain from using antibiotics in their hog production.

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In brief: • Indigenous materials -- use available materials to reduce cost • East-West orientation of the major dies -- provides sunlight (Vitamin D) • Air circulation -- do not block sidings with high walls that will prevent free flow of air • Wading area - One (1) meter width. Controlled water level depending on the age of the animal.

Clean thoroughly and regularly; when conditioned, the pigs will use the area not only to clean themselves but may also defecate and urinate in this area; thus, it must be cleaned everyday. [View the wastewater treatment proposed in the updated video.] • Rice hull bedding -- use up to two (2) feet of rice hull. Keep for the whole growing season. Remove any animal waste in this area. Add more rice hull as needed. • Natural Feeds -- organic sources, no antibiotics added, no animal source additives • Feed fermentation -- increases the digestibility of the feed mixture.

• Fixed (narrow) dimension of the feeding trough -- this will condition the pigs not to use this area except for feeding. • Integrated food production The dimensions of the housing compartments were slightly larger compared with earlier versions of this series.

The guidelines create a pig housing that considers the nature of pigs, e.g., their nature to dig the soil, wallow in a wading pond to clean up keep cool, etc. The construction features suggested include the construction of a wallowing pond and the restriction of the feed and drinking water troughs. Tomtom Renault Europa Karte Download Youtube. This version includes also a wastewater treament (filtration) system to process the water coming from the wading area of the pig pens. The wastewater treatment system is similar to the BioSand system, except activated carbon is added as a layer in the treatment process.

In part this is due to the high organic content of the waste. Related Videos in this series: These are shorter videos, each focuses on specific topic about pig raising.

The first episode provides very practical suggestions on the construction of the pig housing, including the use of rice hull as soft bedding to provide comfort (avoid stress) for the pigs, the importance of ventilation (air circulation), sunlight and cost saving measures. A key feature that differentiate the PIGS system from conventional pig housing is the inclusion of a wading or wallowing pond. Cost saving practices are emphasized in each of the PIGS system videos included here. Many of the features take into consider the comfort and well-being of the pigs -- clean, well fed and comfortable pigs will grow faster and unstressed so that they are less likely to get sick. How to Raise Pigs: Baboyang walang amoy or Odorless Pigpen Episode 1 The features of the PIGS housing system expounds in greater detail about the use of rice hull as bedding -- why it is important, how to keep it clean and the need to replace it after each growing season. Further, PIGS system suggest integration measure for efficient use of all components arising from pigs raising -- wastewater treatment and subsequent use of the treated water for watering plants, solid waste used in vermicomposting to produce organic fertilizer, and more. For pig growers with existing conventional pig housing, the cement flooring may be removed and replaced with 2-3 feet of rice hull bed.

Alternative design suggested include the construction of an adjacent area where the rice straw bed area is placed. While the use of rice hull bedding seems a simple innovation, it is one of the key features in achieving odorless pig raising. Other factors that contribute to odorless pig raising include the 'wallowing pond' to keep the pigs clean and provide cooling, strict control of feeding to avoid over-feeding and complete nutritional diet to avoid waste. How to Raise Pigs: Baboyang walang amoy or Odorless Pigpen Episode 2 This portion focuses on feeds, feeding strategies and the rational for not using antibiotics.

This is not an endorsement of FeedPro products. Consider alternative local sources of feeds, or if you take the time, do your own research and formulate your own feeds. How to Raise Pigs: Baboyang walang amoy or Odorless Pigpen Episode 3 This expands further on the feeds and feed processing, including what they refer to as 'fast fermentation', basically this involves adding water to the feeds, kept in a container that protects the soaked feed from contamination (by flies, cockroaches, etc.). This is specially recommended for younger pigs. How to Raise Pigs: Baboyang walang amoy or Odorless Pigpen Episode 4 This focuses on management of pigs raising.

The focus here is taking the time to clean the 'pig pool', and why it is critical to keep the pigs clean. This episode esplores also why the 'pig pool' is important in pig raising. In countries, with plenty of available cheap land, pigs are alowed to 'free range'. The narrator, Dr. Jhun Cahusay, is correct to point out why this is not practical in the Philippines. How to Raise Pigs: Baboyang walang amoy or Odorless Pigpen Episode 5 This episode provides testimonials from the pig raiser following the Odorless Pigpen system.

Comments: This series must be commended for their focus on more eco-friendly approaches to pig raising and the process to treat the solid waste and wastewater arising from pig raising. The series provided also more holistic and eco-friendly approaches to utilize the by-products of the waste treatment -- partially treated water is used for irrigation, manure and waste bedding become raw materials for organic fertilizer production and its subsequent use in plant production. The suggested complete absence of animal feed source may be an issue in the FEEDPRO guidance. The proteins from plant sources have lower lysine and tryptophan levels, two (2) of the nine (9) essential amino acids (EAA: PHILMTVAT) among the major twenty (20) major amino acids required to synthesize proteins in animals. In general, animals are not able to synthesize the essential amino acids. Any deficiency in the levels in EAA will affect the efficiency of protein synthesis; the other amino acids in excess levels will be wasted.

As a feed company, it is not surprising that the focus is on the feed products they sell. And indeed, the feed formulations and their proper use may be one reason why the 'odorless pig raising' system is feasible. However, one of the reasons why pig raising should be integrated in a sustainable eco-farming system is their role in utilizing (processing) agricultural 'waste products'. In turn, the manure and urine from pigs and other animals become integral part of the manufacture of organic fertilizer that is critical to wean food production from costly industrial fertilizers. While organic fertilizer have other features that will benefit the soil and the crops grown, there is a myth among organic faming adherents that 'organic fertilizer' produced in vermicomposting or similar processes is a complete fertilizer. Many farmlands in the Philippines are deficient in a number of key minerals and trace minerals that are essential for plant growth. It is important therefore to analyze the chemical composition of the organic fertilizer produced and add deficient minerals as needed.

The pigs used here are the white commercial strains favored in commercial pig farming. Another initiative promotes the raising of native pigs that may be more adapted to the local ecosystems.