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How to Make No-smell Pig Pen, Backyard Piggery, Baboyang Walang Amoy

4,450,023 views October 28, 2019 4:30

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ChannelD'rustic World

In brief

Build a backyard piggery that minimizes odor by replacing concrete with rice hull flooring. This method suits small-scale pig farmers in rural areas, like Cotabato, Mindanao, and uses locally available materials for a simple, low-cost design. The video shows how to construct the pen’s structure and apply the rice hull layer to absorb smells effectively.

Questions & answers

How many pigs can this pen accommodate?

The creator uses it for 13 fattening pigs.

What bamboo variety works best for the roof?

Bayog (Luzonensis) is preferred for its durability.

Description from the creator

The foul smell of the pig pen is the number one problem when it comes to having a backyard piggery, but thanks to the "baboyang walang amoy" technology because the stinky smell of a piggery in a backyard becomes a lesser problem.

On this video, you will see how to make a no-smell or odorless pig pen in your backyard, by using rice hull instead of concrete flooring.

LOCATION: Alamada, Cotabato, Mindanao, Philippines

MATERIALS:
- 150 pieces hollow blocks (concrete blocks)
- 3 cubic meters sand
- 10 bags cement
- 3 packs water proofing compound (Sahara)
- 10 pieces 8mm steel bars
- 1kg wire (for steel bars)
- 12 pieces 2"x3"x10' lumber
- 10 pieces 2"x4"x10' lumber
- 12 pieces 2"x2"x10' lumber
- 5kg No.3 nails
- 150 pieces 1 meter long whole bamboo (preferably Bayog/Luzonensis variety)
- 20 sacks rice hull
- old tarpaulins and coconut palms for roofing

Please check this album on Facebook for the dimension - facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.327449847882551&a…

Watch also How to Make a Concrete BIOGAS DIGESTER: youtu.be/N1xtYxWsS9M

1st Update - youtu.be/3H2hjxmDIgs
2nd Update - youtu.be/FCwR9f9P2z8

#OdorlessPiggery #Piggery #NoSmellPigPen

We have 13 heads of fattening pigs in this pen and we used 20 sacks of rice hull in the beginning; we will just refill it when needed.

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D'rustic World published this 4:30 video tutorial on October 28, 2019. It has been watched 4,450,023 times on YouTube.

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