The Jay Zero Farm piggery project owner, Pastor James Dima, said currently piglets are sold at K500 to K600 each.
This is to help them buy feed and save enough money to set up a feed mill in a nearby location.
Pr Dima’s plan is that once the feed mill is established within the area, it will reduce the cost of buying feed from elsewhere and freight cost.
He said the next step would be to build a butchery to supply the pork demands of Mendi town, surrounding areas and others.
