Well, we have now got rid of all our piglets, and even one of our sows, Wanda.We put some pallets in the back of the Toyota, and drove the last of the piglets around to sell.
When we got into pigs, there weren't any others around. Now, there are three pig operations in our village alone. We believe in diversity as the key to a good local economy, so we have decided to sell up before the market becomes saturated. We will still raise a couple feeder pigs each year for ham, bacon, chops, etc. but we will no longer be in the breeding business.
It was very sad to see Wanda go, but not as bad as it will be when we sell our boar, Amigo, who sits on command and runs up to be petted whenever anyone goes over to the pen.
Oh well, such is life. At least we'll still have the rabbits, who are the easiest animal in the world to raise.
