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pig farm

 

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Noun pig farm has 1 sense
  1. piggery, pig farm - a farm where pigs are raised or kept
    --1 is a kind of farm

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Pig Farm

Description:

A pig farm is a facility or establishment where pigs are raised and bred for commercial purposes. It involves the rearing of pigs for meat production or other products derived from pigs, such as skin, lard, and organs.

Senses:

Sense 1:

Noun: A farm specifically designed and operated for the breeding, raising, and slaughtering of pigs.

Example sentence: The pig farm in the neighboring town supplies fresh pork to many local restaurants.

Related products: Pig Farm Equipment, Pig Farm Management

Sense 2:

Noun: A piece of land or property where pigs are kept for personal use or as a hobby.

Example sentence: He has a small pig farm in his backyard, where he raises a few pigs for his family's consumption.

Related products: Raising Pigs Guidebook, Pig Feed

Sense 3:

Verb: To establish or operate a farm specifically dedicated to the breeding and rearing of pigs.

Example sentence: After retiring, he decided to pig farm on his inherited land to supplement his income.

Related products: Farm Business Guide, Pig Farm Start-Up Kit

Local Usage:

In certain regions, "pig farm" might also refer to a smaller-scale operation where pigs are raised using traditional or alternative farming methods, such as free-range or organic practices.

Example sentence: The local pig farm prides itself on raising pigs without the use of antibiotics or hormones.

Related products: Free-Range Pork, Organic Pig Feed

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