There is a shortage of pigs in Lithuania, the country of pig-behaving beavers

Beavers is a name for the Communist party members and their children who became immensely rich privatizing our goods when Russians left Lithuania.

 "The most tragic thing is that Lithuania, once famous for pig farming, no longer raises pigs even for the domestic market, about 50% of the pork we need has to be imported from Poland or other neighboring countries. Why did this happen? Why nobody wants to keep animals, to strive for grain processing, for the production of higher value-added products? 

  Many farmers and agribusinesses grow cereals alone and abandon livestock altogether, avoiding the increased use of capital and human resources. It is more convenient for them to grow cereals and grain for export as a raw material: less work, faster profits."

And younger women, if you are rich. What is so bad in that?