Lol
You got used to the smell, but it did take a bit of mangt so to speak. Our house was on the farm....aka hogs 100 yds away so you never got away from it...but as long as the wind wasn't blowing across the hog buildings/lagoon to the house the smell wasn't an issue. These were also older buildings, modern hog buildings have deeper pits and better odor mangt designs to reduce the odor to the surrounding area.
We would generally change clothes after doing livestock chores, and tried to segregate off the trucks for livestock work vs field farm work so you didn't smell all day long. In junior high and high school when it was time to load hogs for market we would often start sorting and loading the semi at 5:30 or 5:45 am so we could be done, showered and off to school in time...if we didn't mention it to the classmates they wouldn't have known. There was also 1 other, bigger hog outfit 2 miles or so from us, plus a couple small family cattle feedlots around the small town...so a wind from any direction would blow livestock smells over town...but it's a small farming town so it was expected.
