Protecting Pigs From Texas Summer Heat | Idaho Pasture Pigs

[@kirstinbordner7608]

Digestion creates heat. So you are correct

[@Rockin8Farm]

See there. Even a broken clock is right twice a day.

[@reedconniebarfield]

Oh my gosh all the babies!!!! I’m so glad they hadn’t been born while we were there I would have tried to figure out how to live with one in the RV 😳😬🤣

[@Rockin8Farm]

I'll ship one

[@The_Rev_Show]

Appreciate all your vids, soaking my IPP'S feed as per your other video. Warm in Carolina too but at least we have grass, Texas looking harsh right now.

[@Rockin8Farm]

It's the worst I've ever seen it. It usually gets dry in July and August and by the end of August we are buying hay. We've been buying hay since May this year.

[@kirstinbordner7608]

Just got my first trampoline!!!

[@Rockin8Farm]

They are great. Especially when they are free

[@leavingroom4detours854]

I have found your channel now!

[@Rockin8Farm]

Yay!!!

[@WynterDragon]

Is that algae or duck weed?

[@Rockin8Farm]

Sounds like you may have more insight than me. Any thoughts?

[@WynterDragon]

@@Rockin8Farm duck weed is actually edible and can occur on any stagnant body of water. Green/blue algae though can be more problematic to animal health. Maybe take a look at the pictures of duck weed and see if that's what you have? If so, free protein!! Your chickens will love it.