How to Grow Pigs and Profit in a Community
An argument that universal farming experiments fail without proven, local profitability. It cites Charlie Williams’s pig venture between Aberdeen and Southern Pines, showing how practical cash returns drive adoption. The piece notes that exact formulas don’t exist, profits come from adapting methods to local land and costs, and a public accountant confirmed Williams’s net yearly profit of 1985.92 on sixty acres with two mules.