Sir ariel,

Mr Hog is a foreigner and he can't understand Filipino.

He asked to post this picture here coz he don't know how to do it.

I do believe he use this pen up to the time the animal will be sold.

Doc Nemo,

Thank you very much, for your response.

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Ariel

mine is http://www.shc.edu.ph/snhf/index.htm a simple materials.... made of nipa, steel and concrete. I am from Cebu.

Wow its been a long time since this thread has come up...so does anybody have any more photos of there farms to share?Does anybody have any high production farms photos of the biggest farms in the phills?

Mr. HOG
where is your farm located?

eto ung mga pigs q kaso rush ung pag kakagawa ng kulungan

up ko lang po ang thread na baka may mag upload pa ng pic..

salamat   

Ang Gaganda ng Farm nyo.. Asteeg! yung samin Antigo na! LOL..

Share ko lng rin po mga kuyang ung start-up small farm namin. Bk po may makuha kyong idea sa building layout. =)

Combination ng concrete and steel po ginamit namin sa fattener pens, combination of 10mm and 1" steel pipe sa gilt pens. sa roofing naman standard wood and GI sheets.

Cost us around 80k (includes labor) for the 8mx8m housing (2 fattening pens and 9 gilt pens) for our second building (as seen on Lenaca's PigFarm 1).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RScNfuQqFss

Our first building (link below) constructed almost 2 years ago used the same material and houses 5 fattening pens (2mx3m) that can hold up to 6 fatteners (growing stage) but can accommodate 10 piglets (starter stage). There is a 2mx3m used as stockroom for our feeds and medicines. the building cost us around 100k.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQVcR9ZTOcw

Expansion on Building#2 is still on-going. =)

edit ko lang para embeded yun youtube