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[@FRISKY_MANDINGO]

Wow. Thanks for that great time lapse shot. It's impressive to see them work. They tear through that like wet paper.

[@charlymaher3361]

Man, you hit the nail on the head by predicting the pigs would root thru that area quickly. It's unbelievable how deep they can easily dig. And so fast. Congrats! Love everything that you and your family are doing!

[@janpenland3686]

I love what you are doing on your farm. If I were young and had the acreage I would be doing the same as you. Unfortunately I am retired and live in a small town with 0.17 acre of land. I do have chickens and a small garden plot that provides enough for my hubby and me. Thank you for letting me live vicariously through you. Much Love!

[@simeonandalex]

I am glad you are able to watch the videos.

[@janpenland3686]

I'm glad also.

[@kirstenwhitworth8079]

I love seeing this work harnessing animal behavior to accomplish what would be otherwise arduous tasks with ease. It's so nice to give those pigs something to do, keeping them healthy and happy. Work smarter, not harder, and produce as much as possible onsite. The new time lapse camera is a wonderful addition.

[@raymondhodge3979]

Hardest working pigs in Sweden, love the time laps. Looks like you have a great new camera to add more content with. Love your channel.

[@ukulelefatman]

Wow ! Fantastic footage, hope to see more time lapse. Loved seeing the pigs at work.

[@MK-tu1zh]

I love your channel, I love your animals I love your kids, I love your farm, I love your explanations, keep it coming. You are living my dream. Atlas, I am a factory worker.

[@TowerHand]

Awesome, both the Pigs and the time lapse. Appears to be working exactly as you hoped it would. Keep up the great work and really enjoy the channel.

[@tedripper8589]

Love the time lapse and how much the pigs are aerating the deep bedding.

[@grayhand9676]

An awesome video. I had wanted to see Salatin's process at work. You can see in the time lapse how they found the first few cobs of corn then they go nuts and by the end they are systematically turning the bedding almost like rolling a carpet. Amazing how quick they turn it all.

[@ciaobella8963]

Wow, I had no idea how strong a pig's snout is! Haha. They are strong, focused and determined. What fun to watch, especially as a time lapse video. I'm sure you will have A+ quality compost when all is said and done.

[@Theorimlig]

They can move rocks weighing hundreds of pounds, and I've heard they can roll away logs weighing a ton. They're impressively strong.

[@symetryrtemys2101]

I had a real smile on my face watching those pigs turn that compost.

[@mariayelruh]

Spotted the new camera almost immediately. You are putting them to good use. Noticed someone has been busy with those racks of firewood!

[@martijnheeroma5492]

5:20 min. the pigs start turning, this is working great. Really love this channel.

[@chriskautzer4760]

Very cool time lapse. I am amazed on how much they have already turned over. Keep up with the great videos!!

[@mikealmere70]

omg, those pigs work fast!

[@amykinnell2837]

Love the time lapse. Amazing how quickly those pigs get to work & it's entertaining!

[@oregonbear541]

wow... time lapse really shows how they do their job... great thinking of it...well done

[@kevechevroletcoupee4621]

Wow, I'm amazed at the pigs aerating the compost!!! Awesomeness!!!!

[@JoshuaSmithHomesteader]

Great stewardship. you are making steady progress toward self reliance and natural farming the family can learn from and carry on with. cheers!!!

[@StephenMattison66]

Great video, especially the time-lapse! Those pigs did exactly what you said they would, diligently have a ball turning your muck into gold! Good work piggies, & farmer!

[@bsofar1675]

That was fun to watch. The amount of turning they've done is amazing.

[@timmc6009]

I'm not exactly sure why but that is one of the coolest things I've seen in a long time.

[@jeffgannon1]

The time lapse is amazing.

[@OldesouthFarm]

Awesome! I have had pigs for years and even the factory ones revert to the pasture and do awesome!

[@oldtimeengineer26]

I love it just like little bull dossers but no fuel. They moved that around like butter

[@maehay4065]

Go pigs 🐷 and do have lots of fun digging into this beautiful garden material for later use in Garden projects 👍☝️👏🙏🏡😍

[@christobin4925]

It's nice when a plan comes together!

[@therhoda]

Way to go with the go pro! Those piggies are working in there

[@eddeetz493]

Just add bio char...Pigs eat it...inoculate it..adds big value to soil and animals. Bakers green acres..bio char..Helps chickens grow and keep healthy. Keep up the good work.

[@אלישערוט]

Great work can't wait for the updates to come out and see what they do and if it works out has planned

[@frugaldrew5187]

Love it those guys started putting in work right away

[@marshasmith6320]

I can't believe how the pigs dug up the deep bedding! Wow!

[@rascal6054]

Great Videos. Keep them coming. Thanks Ron

[@jcox55]

this is real useful information on this video. great job

[@rhondamontiel3827]

Very cool to add the time lapse!

[@fookeneh.4092]

Wow! There like mini excavators😎🤘

[@simeonandalex]

They are. It is so entertaining to watch.

[@Ticdaniel]

looks like the piggs work fast. and have fun doing it 👍👍

[@MetaView7]

it is interesting how the cows could stay in the pen so obediently (is that the best word to describe it?) for the winter.

[@jactur4208]

i just found your channel and I also raise pigs hello from the U.S.A.

[@simidhel]

They're some lovely pigs - are they Tamworths? Nicely done on taking what's often seen as a destructive habit of pigs and turning it to your advantage. Speaking of the fun of watching them, it would be really nice if you could add the occasional live webcam feed of the livestock to the channel at some point?

[@simeonandalex]

They are the oldest Swedish breed called linderödssvin.

[@simidhel]

Ahh, thank you - I shall look them up :)

[@Laiynnalaiynna]

Wow, the timelapse is amazing! More of this, please :)!

[@mimisfavorites5269]

wow those heritage pigs are fantastic!

[@Weelav]

Don't listen to the haters, this is a perfect place for a pig and they look like they are having a ball looking for that fermented corn. I can't wait to see how rich that compost will become, it'll be better than anything you could buy. I presume the compost is going to be spread onto your fields to boost the grass?

[@verteup]

Weelav hes going to use the compost on the garden. it would be 100% waste to use it on a pasture because he wont have enough of it to make a difference.

[@tridentoffenberg5585]

Unbelievable how fast those pigs work........

[@robholland5925]

That was so fun to watch

[@fredthorne9692]

Do you have or ever considered making a smoke house for meat processing?

[@simeonandalex]

We have a little box that we smoke in but a bigger place would be nice in the future...

[@netkissa]

Loved the timelapse. Please do more of them. How long was the actual filming time for the timelapse?

[@Jaggerborn]

Are they going to be kept in the all the time? To my knowledge it's a good idea to give them somewhere clean to relax

[@JustinC905]

Amazing how fast they've worked so far! Those are some big porkers now. Was that Sally doing the nod in the background, while the pigs were being moved? :D

[@nectcruiser]

Like 2 mini bulldozers once they found that corn layer they really went at it

[@stuartcarrico870]

Looks like three weeks will be too long! They are really literally plowing thru it!

[@simeonandalex]

The composting process will take at least three weeks... The Salatins keep them in there for 30 days.

[@Pepper5655]

wow they are doing a quick job of turning your composted stuff, gr8 job. 3 weeks? they sure do move quick even if it wasn't sped up, haha

[@dwills135]

Great video! Question , do the pigs sleep in there too?

[@renewedearthplane3359]

Can this be done if you have no access to pasture??

[@Brian.N]

Great video

[@williamwhitney5442]

Nice looking pigs

[@brianphilbrook5262]

Good idea. What happened to the pigs in the greenhouse? Are those pigs in the cow stall breeders?

[@mytube0969]

Brian Philbrook he sold them.

[@user-kl3il9mw8i]

he sold them

[@brianphilbrook5262]

mytube0969 oh ok I missed that video somehow

[@mytube0969]

Brian Philbrook it was just briefly mentioned in a video.

[@gr8shot4u]

It appears they knocked over the water bucket. Did they?

[@ginnyd3389]

Just a curiosity question, will the fermented corn make them drunk?

[@verteup]

Ginny D it could yes.

[@digbyodell2924]

Three weeks? It looks like they'll be done in three days!

[@MetaView7]

Oh my those pigs are "destructive" :-O

[@DaKayH]

Wow those pigs tore it up!

[@gerrymarmee3054]

Productive Pigs!!

[@martynelson8858]

I really do like the pigs....they are like big babies. lol

[@jimh3500]

Dang, that is impressive

[@hermitld]

It's working!!

[@mindbreaker2415]

Pigs?! those things are ponies. They're huge.

[@aleblanc3547]

Wow!

[@EnGammalAmazon]

If you haven't named the hogs yet, might I suggest "Roto' and 'Tiller?'

[@christopheleblanc9175]

wow their quick

[@colleenrodamer6230]

Love it

[@Sterase94]

Go piggies, go!

[@scuzzbecuzz]

Cool

[@johngritman4840]

Let's see: fermented corn? No wonder the pigs go after it!

[@joesmo6962]

WOW!!

[@toolsconsumables7055]

Dear Simeon, why not do a multi lingual version of your video clips, ie: English as well as German??? After all it would help your popularity spread throughout Austria, part of Switzerland, part of Luxembourg, Liechtenstein & part of France North East in Alsace) & any part of the world where people of German ancestry might appreciate hearing something in their native language, a lot of folks out there are not quite Anglophile. Best of luck with your pigs ( much maligned by certain communities but highly intelligent creatures & not as filthy as made out to be). Kind regards.

[@RS-jj7yj]

man...they're mini bulldozers. at that rate I'm guessing you won't need 3 weeks

[@Theorimlig]

The whole thing will be turned over before that, but then it has to compost.

[@verteup]

yea man when you give the pigs something to dig for they really dig hard. they can do the work of 5 men in just a little time. I think pigs are essential for any farm. They turn rotten fermented vegetables into bacon. Doesn't get any better than that.

[@elenauchtman8830]

Mini bulldozers

[@chopwoodfarm1974]

EAST SIIIIIDE! Sorry. That's something people from the east side of town yell, kind of like a battle cry.

[@jurgenritzhaupt5562]

I think they'll dig to China if you let them!

[@simeonandalex]

Haha, well, they have about 50cm deep to go...

[@johnmarquardt1991]

It still amazes me how nasty pigs are but how absolutely delicious they are to eat. :)