Vietnamese pigs eat mostly grass, rarely get sick and have a strong immune system. They are very precocious, and they can be mated already at the age of five months. The meat of
Etnam pigs is tender, juicy, fat is present, two or three fingers thick. Lard and lard have a wonderful taste. Vietnamese pigs eat very little, so their maintenance is very profitable compared to other pigs. Pigs eat a variety of grass, but prefer clover, alfalfa, and amaranth. They feed on hay in winter. Pumpkin is a great help in winter.
Success in breeding Vietnamese piglets directly depends on the young you purchase and your diligence.