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Baby Pig Work Cart
An ordinary shopping cart makes a good work cart for baby pigs, according to South Dakota farmer Jason Malsom, who carries up to eight baby pigs at a time in the cart.
What makes the cart work so well is the way he mounted a 2-ft. long piece of 4-in. dia. pvc pipe - cut in half - on top of the cart. He lays pigs
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Baby Pig Work Cart HOG EQUIPMENT & IDEAS Hog Equipment & Ideas (351) 16-6-7 An ordinary shopping cart makes a good work cart for baby pigs, according to South Dakota farmer Jason Malsom, who carries up to eight baby pigs at a time in the cart.
What makes the cart work so well is the way he mounted a 2-ft. long piece of 4-in. dia. pvc pipe - cut in half - on top of the cart. He lays pigs on their backs in the pipe to work on them.
"It eliminates the need for a second person to hold baby pigs and allows one person to do castration and vaccination chores, etc.," says Malsom, who has a farrow-to-finish operation.
Malsom paid $10 for the cart which he bought from a local supermarket. He cut the pipe in half lengthwise and placed it open side up on top of the cart, then wired each end down. He lays a piece of ply-wood in the bottom of the cart.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Jason Malsom, Rt. 2, Box 303, Mina, S. Dak. 57462 (ph 605 426-6675).
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