[countrymum91]

Hi all!
Pigs have moved for the winter from the pen into the freezer
I wondered if the empty pen would be suitable for growing stuff over the winter into spring?  Clueless but have grown a few carrots in the past 

[YorkshireLass]

First concern is that the dung will be too fresh really, but that depends how thinly it is spread


You could see if any garden centres still have small brassica plants for sale; garlic; broad beans... a lot of winter stuff should be already in the ground.
General winter salad greenery could work too.

[waterbuffalofarmer]

what about fodderbeet/turnips? They fix nitrogen back into the soil and also provide excellent feed for any animal

[DrMunns]

I put down a green manure after pigs, something that fixes nitrogen and attracts bees trefoil is good, then I dig it in and grow veg the third year. I'm a bit paranoid about parasites and have enough space for a three year rotation.