According to Little Grass's mother's experience, after the piglets are born, they are kept in a separate place and brought back to nurse every hour at first, then taken out again once they've eaten.
This way, the loss of piglets can be minimized as much as possible.
"By the way, Brother Hu, Little Grass's mother learned pig farming from her own family. Last time, I heard her say that her sister-in-law was looking for work. Why don't I go ask?"
Jiang Hu: "Doesn't her sister-in-law raise pigs herself?"
Logically speaking, raising a few more pigs herself isn't worse than working outside, and she can also take care of her family and handle household chores.
"It's said she had a fight with her mother-in-law. It seems Little Grass's grandmother scolded her aunt for being lazy, saying she did all the pig raising and feeding herself, while Little Grass's aunt did nothing and just lazed around at home."
