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Pigs can be farmed in free range, being allowed to wander around a village, kept in fields, or tethered in a simple house. In developed countries, farming has moved away from traditional pig farming and pigs are now typically intensively farmed.

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Pigs can be farmed in free range, being allowed to wander around a village, kept in fields, or tethered in a simple house

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