[b]Cost of feeding has been the major challenge many pig farmers face in the business, it has been the most frustrating aspect of the business which has led many farmers to quit.
Cost of feeding carries the largest chunck in the overall cost of production, at least 65-80% of the total cost of production goes to feeding alone which makes the business very daunting and challenging to carry on when faced with financial crisis. Farmers that are yet to come across ways of cutting feeding cost ends up running into loss or not making a reasonable profit on their stock and most farmers who are yet to find the best alternatives to some costly feed materials without hampering the daily nutritional requirements of their animals may not be able to hold on for too long in the business as a result of how insurmountable this challenge could be.
However, as daunting this challenge could be, some smart farmers have created some innovative ways to mount and overcome this knot faced in the animal husbandry. Every farmer needs to innovate, a farmer who fails to innovate may soon or later run out of business. Keeping your feeding cost to the barest minimum without altering the daily nutritional needs of your pigs is one of the easiest ways to maximize your profit and be a smiling farmer.
I'm an innovative farmer and here I am to share one of the secrets of how you can overcome the overwhelming challenge of feeding cost reduction . You no longer need to break the bank to feed your pigs anymore when you learn the trick most smart farmers now use in cutting feeding cost in piggery.

One of the ways farmers use is through the use of hydroponics fodder, this is a method by which grains are grown in containers with water alone without earth or any growth medium within the shortest period of time for your livestock . Growing of fodder will still eat into your purse as you would need to buy grains to grow except you planted the grains by yourself to use for fodder. However, the one I am here to share is that simple way you can turn some plants (leaves and stems) into a nutritious snacks for your pigs.
If you have a Cassava farm and during harvest the Cassava leaves ends up as a waste on your farm land, you would need to start making use of the money you have been allowing to go on a waste in your farm. Cassava leaves, amaranthus, Moringa leaves , Pawpaw leaves, leucaena leucocephala leaves, potato leaves and many more could now serve as a staple diet for your pigs as this plants are packed with nutrients which are required to accelerate the growth of your pigs.
I want to show you how to turn these plants into snacks and diets for your pigs, the process only takes 30-40 days and it can be stored for more than a year. Pigs love the taste of this snack which indicates it is highly palatable to pigs of any category. You can produce and sell to farmers that do not have the capability to produce their own and sell to them for some bucks . You can reduce your cost of feeding to almost 30% with this alone without altering the nutritional needs of your pigs, your success in piggery is well guaranteed when you keep innovating and never stop doing so.[/b]

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And how successful you are in using same method in reducing cost on your own pig farm....