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In Montaña Navarra, in Larraun, there was usually a nanny goat, ''ahuntza'', in each homestead to provide milk. It was usually tethered with a long rope in a meadow. Nowadays, each family has one or two pigs for the household's needs. Each farmstead also has 18 hens, usually in cages, to supply eggs. They are feed on corn and even produce from the vegetable garden. If they are free range, a cabbage is hung on a wire in the pen or on the fence for them to pick at. Cow are currently raised to produce milk and to breed calves which are sold once fattened. There are also many ewes as keeping them is now profitable thanks to the subsidies from the European Community.
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