The rain is steadily falling and the pigs are all staying in their huts. The property looks like one big mud pit. In places the grass seed is coming in. Hopefully when this rain is finished with us we will be able to move the pigs around to new clean pens.
When you come for customer appreciation day please do not where good clothes or sandals. Nothing you care if it gets dirty. Dirt and pig farm kind of go hand in hand.
Today we have someone coming out to price grading and stoning many places that have been rutted and ripped up this winter.
The work around here is never done and the rain is putting a damper on getting everything cleaned up before May 7.
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