We farrowed a lot 20-25 years ago, now we just raise feeder pigs, and i couldn't believe how many memories this brought back for me

Your video helped us sucessfully deliver 10 healthy piglets after losing 2 in a previous farrowing, cannot thank you enough!!!

My family has a couple of Berkshire sows, and this is going to be my first time delivering piglets. I'm kinda nervous so I'm doing my research, but I've delivered goat kids. I'm fifteen and I am the "animal midwife" on my farm lol😂. I'm so excited for piglets thanks for the video👍 keep it up!!

Definitively can say that the quality of your content is improved! Enjoying some of your latest videos and commenting to give you a boost.

My Berkshire is about to farrow...so excited...what is the reason for not letting her release on her own? I was never planning on sticking arms I side my girls...don't know about all that...

I love pigs! I only have mini pigs, potbelly and Kunekune. But I love all pigs, so much personality

Good educational vid, used to love the hogs on the farm i grow up on, thanks

I raise hogs for a "natural" pork company so we can't use farrowing crates. I have an old farrowing house from around the 1930's-40s with 6x6' pens, bedded, no slats. When i initially started raising them I was farrowing in the winter with no furnace, only heat lamps. You had to go out every 90 minutes around the clock to check if there was a new litter. If there was, you would get behind the sow, and every time she had one I would pinch off the umbilical, hand dry/clean it off, and put it right under the heat lamp. After it fully dried, I would transfer it to the udder. Very effective, but I'm glad I have a furnace now! :)

With 13 piglets I would say that was a pretty successful birthing. And it looks like they're all doing well. Thanks for sharing.

It was very interesting to see. You are a great breeder, giving the right help at birth. And the biggest congratulations with the growth of the farm. Also congratulations on getting 500 subscribers. :) Best wishes from Lithuania.

A few questions, and I don't know anything about farrowing, 1. Was the sow in distress otherwise why assist? Why do your sow not clean her young? We did have pigs when I was a kid and they were certainly not contained like this and managed their own young? Good video and not meaning to be critical only wondering. Thank you.

oh my, you really great and strong for doing that, I enjoyed watching those little piggy piggies.

So many babies!! Good job helping mama out

interesting info thanks for sharing !

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You are a Jack of All Trades.

Does usuliy do a good job on there own. Wow few under formed piggy's some are super tiny never seen them shoot out quite like that wow.

No shoulder-length glove? We always used the disposable gloves. Saw a couple of still-born mummified pigs in there. It is unfortunately common, yes.

That's an eye opener. Good job!

Nice info we don’t have pigs but I really love the info. We have been thinking about maybe raising one for meet. Thank you for sharing

wow very interesting i want to see more stay in touch God bless

WoW. pretty neat. They are so cute when they are that small.

That was a first for me for sure. 13 babys lol.. 😃

Cool video,keep it up, put a like!!!!👍👍👍😉🤘

That was pretty fun to watch..interesting too.

Big like from friend 🤝👍🏻🌹

Great video 👍

Very neat to see. Thanks for sharing

Thx you so much for the video. I show pig and I’m going to start breeding show pig. Thx again for the video this will help me.

Love the baby pigs.

How do you handle the piglet umbilical cords?

First time to see that, I have had a few in the past , but raised for slaughter.

I love hogs 💕 they make awesome pets, guard dogs And baby back ribs🌹

Famyli

No sleeve glove... uhhhh disgusting