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So, our history in North America is that of livestock’s–including ruminant livestock’s–primary role to add value to grain. Chickens & Hogs as Scavengers. In 1916, chickens and hogs were the dominant non-work stock animals. Almost every had a few pigs and 50 to 100 chickens which were kept as scavengers.

SOURCE: Farmer & Cowboy Magazine – cultural

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