Pig Farming


    Margarita went up to the attic. There was a world of interesting things there, including a book with yellow pages, the author of which was someone called Aristotle. Yes, just one name, Aristotle. Usually either singers or artists go by one name, for instance Madonna, Sting etc. But Margarita had never heard of Aristotle.
    "He must be some local man." she supposed.

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In any case, Aristotle wrote the following about pigs:

    Of all animals, the pig is the least demanding in terms of food. And pigs gain weight faster than any other farm animal. Actually, an ordinary pig can be fattened for selling at market in 60 days.
    Before fattening, pigs must be kept without food for 3 days, then their appetite is better. After their three-day fast, pigs should be fed abundantly.
    Pigs gain weight best when they are allowed to roll in mud.

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    Margartita didn`t understand one sentence. She ran downstairs and asked Larry: "Are you sure that 3-day fasting period is necessary for pigs before fattening?"

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”But what do pigs eat?” Margarita inquired.

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