Pasture pigs

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.

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.

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.

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

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

Idaho Pasture Pigs – White Bison Farm

Look at the cost of raising pigs from start to finish to help you decide if raising pigs is worth it for your family.

Processing pigs at home? It wasn't what we originally planned it, but it turned out to be the perfect way for us and for our pigs. This article will explain our process of having a traveling butcher come to our homestead. It will not break down details of how you can butcher yourself, but instead

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.

"The Idaho Pasture Pig (IPP) is a newer breed of pig that is composed of the Duroc, Old Berkshire, and the Kunekune pig. These are true “grazing” pigs and are very gentle in nature, have great personalities, are easy to work with, are smaller in size then traditional pigs, are great mothers, are able to live outdoors all year round, and can grow extremely well with a diet of primarily grass.