Pastured pigs

Forrest Pritchard has been through several versions of raising pigs on pasture. Here he shares versions 1.0 – 3.0 with the benefits and drawbacks he found along the way.

How do you start raising pastured pigs? How much will it cost out of your pocket to start raising these little squealers? Learn all about it in this post.

So – why pigs? Why do we raise pigs, why are we raising pigs in the winter, and why choose a particular breed? We chose Idaho Pasture Pigs for several reasons.

Show Notes Pastured pigs and how to raise them on the homestead are featured in this week's Backyard Bounty podcast episode with your host Nicole and Chuck from Sheraton Park Farms. What You'll Learn Why

Learning how to raise pigs for meat is great for any homestead or farm wanting to become more self-sustainable. Here are 12 tips for success!

Idaho Pasture Pigs are a new breed of medium sized pigs that are non-aggressive and primarily graze for food with their upturned snout.

If you're looking to buy some pigs but are unsure how many you need per acre of land, we do the math for you, so you know exactly how many hogs to get.

Raising pigs on pasture has many benefits. Learn how to get started with electric netting to create temporary paddocks.

When it comes to raising pigs, sunshine and open air makes all the difference.

Today I want to show you the best pasture pigs rotational grazing paddock design and how you can raise pigs on pasture in a way that stewards the land well