As the saying goes, "a sow has a good nest and a boar has a good slope." The importance of raising a good boar for pig production can be seen. To raise a boar, pay attention to the following two points:

1. Nutrition and Feeding of Boars: Boars have more semen volume than other broilers, and they are naturally rich in nutrients. Boars must supply enough energy, protein, fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals to ensure reproductive needs, especially during breeding. If it is not possible to guarantee the quantity and quality of various nutrients supplied, the boar may have reproductive problems. The amount to be fed should be adequate, both to ensure adequate nutrition and not to be overweight.

2. Kind of management of pigs: Keep the pens away from the house; there should be plenty of lounges and playgrounds in the pens. The ground should not be too slippery and rough to prevent damage to the extremities and hoof shells (individuals have foot pads); keep the sheds sanitary; enhance exercise and human pig affinity.

3. Reasonable use: young pigs 3 times/week, adult pigs 5 times/week, sufficient supply of nutrients, feeding eggs, otherwise it will affect health and shorten the service life; regular inspection of semen quality to ensure quality of breeding.

Organic Honey is when theflowers that the bees get the nectar from has not been sprayed with chemicals. As long as beekeepers control where the bees go, they`ll know that they`re getting honey from organic flowers so that they can make sure that the honey is pure and natural organic. 

 Certified Organic Honey is harvested with extreme care, 100% pure, natural, unheated and unfiltered, fresh from healthy beehives. The results produce a superior, energy packed honey with the highest possible levels of live enzymes, vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, healing agents as a functional whole food. 

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