Renovate an abandoned pigsty and invest $670 to raise a new batch of pigs. ( Ep 446 )

African Swine Fever (ASF) outbreak at a pig farm. All pigs, large and small, died and were culled. _ Despite the pigs having grown very quickly and being well cared for, and despite thorough disinfection and ASF prevention measures. _ Close-up of the mass death of pigs due to ASF. _ The dead pigs were very large, requiring many people to carry them away for disposal. _ Pig farming always carries risks; sick and dead pigs cause heavy losses for farmers. This is due to the loss of investment in piglets and feed. _ African Swine Fever is a dangerous disease in pigs, killing them in large numbers, and there is currently no cure. Farmers risk losing everything. _ Pork prices are rising sharply; take care of the pigs that survived African swine fever so you can sell them at a higher price. _ The pigs that survived the African swine fever outbreak have been released. _ After the entire herd infected with African swine fever has been sold off, the farm needs to remain empty for a period of time before raising a new batch. _ To prevent the spread of the disease, the farm ceased pig farming two months ago; since then, the site has fallen into disrepair and become an abandoned pigsty. _ Renovate an abandoned pigsty and invest $670 to raise a new batch of pigs. #pig #Pigfarming #Pigfarm #Thepigsaredead. #Pneumoniainpigs #wildboar #swinedisease #Risksinpigfarming #deadpig #veterinarian #Africahswinefever #pigfarmingindustry #abandonedpigsty #chick #Chickenfarm #chickenfarming #buildafarm #buildinglife #countrylife #myfarm