Kenneth Burningham

If you find a farmer or grain cleaner that might have screenings or scrap grain for cheap. I got lucky and have that which I use in a fermenting tub(thats not big enough) mixing everything in;  lots of water, store bought pellets, kitchen scraps, garden leftovers could even use hay or other plant material. Works well even the wild oats seem to be digested by the pigs and goats. Without cheap grain I was paying $400/month now 50$.

hi from canada and love your place you'll have very strong legs in no time, will be difficult and like you said take it slow. In winter gotta walk through deep snow and it sucks but mayaswell keep going forward.

I was mixing grass into their slop by just letting it soak long enough. Another year I was boiling kidney beans and adding it to their feed, wonder if boiling sawdust would help break it down to make it more digestible.