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The pig is naturally an omnivorous feeder and if He is compelled to subsist exclusively on a grain ration of any of our common cereals, his health will suffer and he will not make a prop- er, nor the most profitable, development. It is true that ijiost of our common farm crops do not contain enough protein for tbe best development of a pig, but this lack may be overcome by the addition of some feed that is rich in protein, and still the pigs will fail to make the most rapid development if the r...ation does not contain a certain amount of bulk that is necessary for healthy, vigorous digestive action. With the properly planned hog range, that contains along with the other green crops, 5ome ^uch a ii op as cowpeas, alfalfa, or clover (green crops rich in protein), the problem is easily solved and very economically. But somo seem to find it necessary to shut pigs. in small pens and very often feed them nothing but corn or Kafir corn. With mature Iiogs that fire to be fattened only a few weeks this will be all right, but with the growing shoats or breeding stock, if some feed is not added to fur- nish protein and bulk to the ration, the stock will do very i-oorly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The pig is naturally an omnivorous feeder and if He is compelled to subsist exclusively on a grain ration of any of our common cereals, his health will suffer and he will not make a prop- er, nor the most profitable, development. It is true that ijiost of our common farm crops do not contain enough protein for tbe best development of a pig, but this lack may be overcome by the addition of some feed that is rich in protein, and still the pigs will fail to make the most rapid development if the r...ation does not contain a certain amount of bulk that is necessary for healthy, vigorous digestive action. With the properly planned hog range, that contains along with the other green crops, 5ome ^uch a ii op as cowpeas, alfalfa, or clover (green crops rich in protein), the problem is easily solved and very economically. But somo seem to find it necessary to shut pigs. in small pens and very often feed them nothing but corn or Kafir corn. With mature Iiogs that fire to be fattened only a few weeks this will be all right, but with the growing shoats or breeding stock, if some feed is not added to fur- nish protein and bulk to the ration, the stock will do very i-oorly.
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