It's November, and the temperature has gotten much colder.
\nThe weaning shed that Park is in charge of handles piglets that have been separated from their mother pigs.
\nThis time of year when it gets cold is the most difficult.<\/p>\n
First, warm up the room for the piglets that will be moving in.
\nWhen you move in and the first thing you do is eat food and drink water, you will feel relieved.
\nCold weather can be very stressful for piglets.<\/p>\n
In addition to the cold weather, the air will also be dry.
\nSprinkle water to keep dust out, or use mist to maintain humidity.
\nJust like people, piglets will cough when the air is dry, so you can easily tell.<\/p>\n
Even in hot weather, it can be quite difficult.
\nThat's why I think it's such a rewarding job.<\/p>\n
Takashi Iwabuchi<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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