Gigi has started a pig farming business.
That said, there are still only four piglets.
I bought four of them for 5000 pesos on January 25th.
I've built a temporary shed in the backyard of my house and I take care of them there.
Gigi gets a shampoo every day.
This smallest piglet is supposedly the naughtiest.
While the other three have gentle personalities, this one is mischievous, challenging the others and hogging all the food.
We plan to increase the number to around 20 in the near future.
Raising pigs is Jundrey's job. He's getting married this February and wants to build a small house with his wife to raise pigs.
So, 20m from the house2.I looked for a plot of land to lease, around 500 pesos per month.
The owner says there's no particular problem with raising pigs,
Gigi was worried that there might be complaints because there were two houses on the same property.
In addition, there is 1 hectare (10,000m) in the mountains.2.I found a plot of land for 250,000 pesos (approximately 500,000 yen).
This land is suitable for raising pigs, harvesting rice, and growing corn, but this is currently on hold due to budget constraints.
I've hung the bananas I harvested the other day inside the house and am waiting for them to ripen.
After about three days, everything turned yellow.
This is how you cut the bunches and finish harvesting.
I couldn't eat it all myself, so I shared some with my neighbors.