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Good Morning po, Doc Nemo,

Una, maraming salamat po sa forum na eto at sa iyo, Doc. God bless you.

Pahingi din po ng copy. Ang email address ko po ay armand_borbe2002@yahoo.com:

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Quote from: karelkester on May 18, 2011, 07:45:05 PM
doc nemo send me also Vaccination Program/Schedule for Swine pati sched ng vitamins at demorming tnx yung complete po...
 

Hi Doc Nemo,

Got it! Thanks very much 

Hi Mikey,

I am a newbie here and I am interested in the No-Wash Technoloy to start with my backyard piggery project. I dont know if this had been answered already in the past for which I humbly beg for your pardon.

Here's where I am coming from:

Your article says "the cement floor should be inclined to force the water and waste to flow down the drainage. The floor is also stocked with 6-inch bedding which contained equal amount of river or beach sand, fresh rice hulls, and carbonized rice hulls or rice hull charcoal".

I saw one inquiry in the trail that stated "is it necessary to dig of 1 meter deep?" in which your answer was there is really no need. From this point I sort of imagined that if the bedding were this deep, there would be no excess water to drain in the first place because such liquid will be absorbed by the bedding.

While I know that it is laborious and more costly to replace the 1 meter bedding every cycle, for which cementing the floor and maintaining only 6 inches of bedding is more economical in the long run, will the excess water and waste in the latter require containment and treatment to prevent flooding and emission of foul odor in the area ?

Or maybe, instead of one meter bedding, how about half a meter of bedding to avoid cementing the floor. I do not know.

Inputs will be highly appreciated.