🐖 Some Reasons You’re Likely to Fail in Pig Farming (If Not Careful) Pig farming can be highly profitable but only when conducted correctly. Many farmers fail not because pig farming is unprofitable, but due to avoidable mistakes. Below are some common reasons pig farmers struggle, and what to be mindful of: 1️⃣ Starting Without Proper Knowledge Entering pig farming without understanding the basics feeding, housing, breeding, and disease management often results in significant losses. 2️⃣ Poor

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‘How much did you spend on my pig farm?’ Here’s the honest breakdown—and what you really need to budget for before starting. When people ask this question, I often have to pause, because there’s no one-size-fits-all number. The truth is, how much you spend depends on your scale, location, and approach—but there are key areas you must invest in if you want a profitable and sustainable pig farm. Let’s break it down. 1. Land�Your first and most important investment is land. The size depends on the