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I get lots of vegetables from local market.they freeze in the winter,so to combat this I boil them outside and cool it down and feed it out.pigs love it.the book"harris on the pig"is where I first read about this.anyone else do this?
 
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I've raised many pigs and they don't mind eating frozen food. The have incredibly strong jaws and teeth and would have no trouble eating even big chunks of frozen food. : )
I wouldn't spend time or resources heating it.
 
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very true,they do eat frozen food.but I have noticed better growth from heated food.plus you gotta love a smiling pig.
 
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