Best advice is not to let them free range unless you are willing to have the ground tore up. Might be able to control this by eliminating any grubs or other food under the sod. Probably will also result in having a "hog wallow" Dad let the sows run free range and they made a mess everywhere, although a few hog rings "every now and then" would slow them down for a few days. Need corn/milo and a protein supplement such as soybean meal, plus a few minerals. Could go the easy route and purchase a complete feed in bags. But this is expensive and you will not save any money. They love to eat table scraps and this would help slightly on feed costs. I would buy them after three days or within a week after they have been weaned. They will still be small/cute and already on full feed. Be sure that if male, they have been castrated.
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