How we got started with Pigs
Todd  had a stroke at the age of 43 and and they did a MRI of his brain an found he had 9 lesions
which they originaly thought it was cancer after a bunch of test they told him they thought
it was  MS . So we thought we would start trying to eat more natural / healthier and try and
 get away from all the things they seem to pump in to the market animals today
Well today Todds MRIs show no lesions and they can not  understand why .
So we have no other ideas what has happened except maybe eating more
foods that are natural and not pumped with all the harmonies and chemicals has
surely helped .

So we raise Chickens a few pigs and turkeys and
and of coarse Goats . All we can say is we feel healthier living this life style

Pig Info
We have purchased 3 Berkshire cross sows for breeding a few litters a year
so we will have a few we will be selling each year after supplying our family and friends   .

For the first 3-4 weeks of life, the piglets consume milk from the sow. For the remainder of life, the primary components of pig diets are cereal grains, such as corn, and soybean meal. The soybean meal provides protein, while the cereal grains provide carbohydrates. The diet is supplemented with vitamins .
We have looked around and found we have a great source local to us for our Pigs feeds Called
Green Mountain organic feeds click on the banner below to check out their products


The pig is a litter bearing animal and a typical female will give birth to 10 or more piglets. It is common for sows to give birth to two litters of pigs each year. Thus, one female pig often produces 20 pigs each year.


So if your local and interested we will have
a few Turkeys , Pigs , and Eggs for sale
and of course Nigerian Dwarf Goats