Pig Farming - Pastured Pork VS CAFO

Pig Farming - Pastured Pork VS CAFO.
Today we are talking about raising pastured pigs vs CAFO hogs. CAFO stands for confinement animal feeding operation which is the conventional way that a lot of meat in the US is raised. Animals are kept in confinement and fed rations instead of being allowed to roam and forage like nature intended. Pigs in this case are raised in houses with up to 3000 other pigs on concrete slatted floors where they do not have access to sunshine or fresh air. Their manure falls through the floor and is collected in manure lagoons which can present an environmental issue.
We choose to raise our pigs on pasture. Here they get plenty of sunshine, fresh air and have the ability to live like a pig; rooting the ground, rolling in the mud and expressing their full personality. Our pigs are a heritage breed that gets plenty of exercise which leads to a superior pork product on your table. Pastured pork is more flavorful and is higher in nutrition. Pastured pork also leads to better quality of life for the farmer by allowing for a less costly startup and the ability to shift and change if the need arises.
We own a small farm homestead in central North Carolina where we are learning to raise food for ourselves as well as provide food for customers in the surrounding area. We work to raise animals on pasture like they should be and provide good, healthy, clean food that is outside of the industrialized food system.
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[@SheratonParkFarms]

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[@lamarrstar2175]

What the minimum land area you need for pigs

[@cygnus1965]

How many do you want. If you just want to beeed one sow with one boar just an acre is more than enough. Just be zoned ag.

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I'm rebecca misa from Philippines I want small piggery I want yo start 5pcs.but can't buy Iwant small poultry small and goat and but I don't have money to start

[@robertmurry8287]

From Philippines. I lost all my pigs because of African pig flue. All 64. Just buy 2 piglets today to start all over. I love your videos and your pigs are looking great. ❤

[@vedransalopek9806]

From Croatia🇭🇷 I also raise pigs here on pasture Love your videos

[@stevebrookings9912]

I’m living in Arkansas. I grow up on a farm in south AR. I’m fighting cancer for the past four years I really enjoyed watching people on their farms. We sold our farm which was a big mistake when my dad passed away so if you own a farm don’t sell it anyway I Like your videos God bless and have a great day

[@tommielourogers4327]

You may think that the light is harsh, but as a photographer I can tell you that we call that kind of light “magic light “ because it makes everything look beautiful. Even your pigs walking away from the camera looked great!

[@SheratonParkFarms]

thank you! I appreciate that. Trying to learn the filming end, light, angles, depth of field, etc. has been a lot of fun. Great new skill to have!

[@epicliving5656]

I'm following, from Belize and I totally agree , pasture is not just more financially efficient but the pigs are healthier too

[@davestewart4234]

Hi! Former hobby farmer from Saginaw, Michigan. Raised a pair of pigs. Kept one, sold one making my cost literally zero. Plus got the best pork I’ve ever had. They are simple creatures that are easy to support. Great videos.

[@sourgummiez5073]

Western NC here 😊 doing my research before starting my homestead. Nice to see some NC farmers

[@garyhunter6030]

I'm from Maryland but I grew up in Texas and Mississippi. I would live with my grandparent in Mississippi every summer. My grandfather raised pasture pigs he had around 200. So I guess I grew up on a pig farm It was my job to feed them twice a day. My grandfather was not rich, we had no tractor, but he taught me how to use mules. I hitched them to a wagon to carry the pig feed and O learned how to plow the corn fields. Field corn was feed to the pigs, and the corn was ground by a hand crank grinder. It was all hard work but I loved every minuet of it.

[@tonymancini7641]

I’m from New Jersey - the so called garden state . I love your demeanor and plain common sense. Your insights and analytics are easy to follow and quite enlightening. The farming model you present is one all potential farming homesteaders can follow. Love the channel- tanx

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Watching from Tanzania in Africa. This is wonderful.

[@michaelwray4359]

I’m from West Virginia and you are so amazing I just found you this past weekend and I have learned so much

[@nobleman_81]

I'm from Cincinnati. But I have family below Asheville NC and South Georgia. My uncle raised hogs for years. Nice channel man...

[@bigmuttswestcoast2018]

We just purchased 62 acres in Missouri .looking forward to raising hogs

[@SheratonParkFarms]

That's awesome! Let me know how it goes. Thanks for watching.

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@@SheratonParkFarms for sure!

[@philmorgan4807]

Just moving to southern Missouri and looking forward to raising 6-10 pigs. Helped one of our daughters raise a pig for FFA and I loved it!! We’ll definitely be raising them on pasture. Look forward to learning from you.

[@dalenedrow2456]

Hello my name is Robert. I agree with you. I spent 15 years in the army. After I worked managing several very large confinement down farms. The amount of shots given would make u sick just too keep them healthy. I'm in Ohio now and getting a pastor pig farm started. By the way last time I priced a 2400 sow farm was 3 million in 1996 lol Great videos and your on the right track. May god bless you and your family.

[@dalenedrow2456]

Sow farm not down farm lol

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Thanks. Appreciate y'all watching. It is sad what happens in those farms.

[@farmerjon1739]

From Temple,Ga. Thanks for info ,starting my farm with Pigs and chickens.

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Awesome!! Keep us posted on how it goes. Thanks for watching

[@amberadair190]

We have been raising pigs for a couple years in Western KY. I have really enjoyed following your channel and learning what has worked for your farm

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Thanks for following along. Hope we have provided some good info. Appreciate ya'll watching.

[@lylskeets]

I am in south Texas. Found you about 2 weeks ago. I am 73 and enjoying your channel.

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Thanks for watching in Texas! Always enjoy the opportunity to visit the lone star state!

[@theooster7377]

Louisiana checking in. Like your informative videos. They have helped me decided to work on my dream of starting a farm.

[@praisethenameofyah7644]

Hi from Kansas!! We are hoping to do the style of farming that you are! (Thanks to Joel Salatin!) So glad we found your channel! The specific money and itemization videos you do are priceless. We’re learning a LOT. Thank you for putting out such good information.

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Thanks. Glad it was helpful. Appreciate y’all watching

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[@SheratonParkFarms]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@RehoKevin]

Hey Chuck, thanks for another great video. I'm in Rehoboth Beach, DE. Planning to retire in about 18 months and begin hobby farming as an income stream in retirement. I'm learning a lot from your videos. Thanks again, keep 'em coming.

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Thanks. So glad that we can share useful info. Congrats on the farm. Keep us posted on how it goes. Farming is really an addiction and we couldn't imagine living a life that didn't involved some type of farming now. Appreciate ya'll watching.

[@AntonioVazquez-gy2pf]

Thank you for the videos, I would like to see the installation housing for the pigs, I’m from Vancouver

[@nicholasmcgee947]

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[@adrienneweyers2464]

I absolutely love your videos. They are such a joy to watch, and respect that you have for your animals. I am from wester Kentucky and considering raising pasture pigs. Thanks for all of your attention to the details in your videos and even telling of the mistakes that you make.

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From southern Utah and love your videos

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Awesome! Thanks so much for watching.

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Enjoy all your videos here in Cottonwood Alabama

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Thanks Troy! Appreciate y’all watching

[@therealhikebikemike]

Greetings from St. Louis. Thanks for sharing your videos, they are very informative. I just ordered my second hog from a local pastured pig operation and I'm hoping to grow my own this summer. I'll keep watching to learn more. Thank you!!!

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Awesome! Good luck wiht your pigs. Thanks for watching.

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From southern CA. Enjoy watching.

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I appreciate what y’all are doing and am trying to work towards the same work. Thank you for your hard work and the videos

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Thanks Ben. Appreciate y’all watching

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[@joebritnell614]

I enjoy viewing all of the homestead and rural small farm videos, just as I do the confinement hog raising videos. I operated a very successful hog operation from 1977 - 1995 marketing between 850-1000 head each year. One year I had a field of wheat that had onions. I had pasture and shelter available so I swelled the onion wheat and fed it with hog supplement. The hogs absolutely loved the swelled wheat and wheat beer byproduct. I fed out about a hundred head from 50 pounds to market weight on it. It was easy to do. Take six 55 gallon barrels, fill it 2/3 full of wheat and fill almost full with water. Feed in large troughs. Always leave a little of the beer in the barrel as a starter. Feed once wheat becomes swollen, soft and fermented. Use a 38% protein supplement to provide a 14-15% protein feed. Works great.

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Watching from Kansas!

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Awesome! Thank you! Appreciate ya'll watching. How's the weather there?

[@sverre371]

Following you from Norway, great videos and down to earth farming, keep it up!

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Norway!! Wow! I think you are the the viewer from the farthest distance. Very cool. So do y’all farm there or just folks who enjoy watching farming videos? Thank you so much for watching!!!!

[@sverre371]

@@SheratonParkFarms I just like the way you and others doing it, If I was to raise pigs, that's the way I would do it, and when it comes to animal welfare, absolutely.

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Thanks. We believe it’s the best way to raise animals.

[@stevenlovelace6498]

Living in Rutherford County, NC. Born and raised. I raise pigs, cows, goats and all kinds of poultry. Really enjoying your show. Love your spotted pigs.

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Awesome. Very familiar with Rutherford County and know a few folks down that way. Thanks for watching!

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I'm in the northern part of ND right on the border, I'm building a homestead and looking into what animals I want to raise and I just came across your channel.

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Nice. You really should consider pigs. They are great animals. I bet you guys get some cold winters! Appreciate ya'll watching.

[@billobrien4761]

Raise penguins... lol

[@distinguishedbalogun-bimpe8260]

Am watching you from Nigeria in West Africa. I watched your video for the first time and I was impressed and amazed about how much attention and work you are doing with the animals on your farm to provide good and healthy food. I have subscribed to your channel since about two months ago, and I love been watching your videos. Keep up the good work sir. I appreciate the farm life education I get when I watch and listen to you.

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Thank you so much! I appreciate the kind words. You are the first person to comment from that are of the world that I remember. Thanks for watching.

[@distinguishedbalogun-bimpe8260]

@@SheratonParkFarms You are welcome sir. Oh really...? I am the first to comment on your channel from Africa?

[@distinguishedbalogun-bimpe8260]

I love farming and I am trying to get all the knowledge I can here on KZbin. I recently resigned from my hotel management job in the city of Lagos and moved to another state, I leased a land and started up a farm few days ago. I know it is a lot of work but I am excited to and hopeful to get the best out of this new journey of mine.

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@@distinguishedbalogun-bimpe8260 how’s the farm going?

[@shawnlanders2034]

Wichita Kansas here. I love watching your videos.

[@wildlifegrocery2965]

NE Texas here. Enjoying the content! Slowly growing our small farm here.

[@austyn101ify]

Also a big thing for me is knowing they only have 1 bad day and that’s processing day. I have 1 meat pig because it’s our first time but she’s the sweetest happiest girl who’s never had antibiotics or any type of hormones. I’ve gotten a little attached to her but she’s meant to feed my family. I’m over in South Mills, NC 😉

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Great point. It really is a quality of life issue for the animals. Appreciate y’all watching

[@justforfun4623]

Wanna see 1200 sweet and happy girls come visit the 1200 head sow unit i work in. Every day for them is a good day, if you walk through all pigs are laying cuddled together.

[@austyn101ify]

@The Mutt with no Butt I have 2 pet pigs, there’s nothing wrong with having pigs as pets but definitely do your research on breeds because some get absolutely huge and there’s some bred just for pets. My favorites are my kune kune pig!

[@jasperalwine8677]

Bad day is when wild dogs kill half of ur heard

[@austyn101ify]

@@jasperalwine8677 yea that really sucks and if that happened to you, I’m sorry.

[@Blasfemurr]

Right here in NC - see you at the market this morning ;)

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Good morning neighbor! Saundra will be there. I’m home doing chores and getting ready to ship out a few pigs to processing so we’ll all have bacon this winter. Really appreciate y’all watching.

[@Blasfemurr]

@@SheratonParkFarms Love what you all do - Really important to me to know the people behind the food - Can't wait for the bacon, I'm starting to have withdrawl symptoms ;)

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Haha! So are we. We've depleted the "secret stash". And haven't had a good pork chop in months!

[@burnslifeoffgrid1241]

Leaving Arizona to Missouri, thanks for all you do

[@south_coast_tackle]

Love the channel and have been a sub for a bit now. We currently live in Texas but will be moving to Louisiana soon and starting our homestead and farm in the next few months. Keep up the great work!

[@ourwayfarm]

In Pa For another 4 weeks. Than we are moving to our land in Southwestern New York to begin our farming and homesteading journey. Love your channel. Just shared it to our Facebook page. Maybe someday we will have a conversation with you about getting started on KZbin also.

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Love to talk about that. Congrats on the new place!!! Excited to follow along and see what all you do with it. Thanks for watching.

[@billobrien4761]

How is the homestead going?

[@ourwayfarm]

@@billobrien4761 Daily snow!!! Haha but honestly it's going good. Taking it slow as we figure out the necessities in the camper - water, regulating heat with the woodstove so we don't blow through propane, insulating etc. We have our 16 layers whonhave increased production lately, got our son a bred nigerian dwarf goat so babies in March & processed our turkeys last week! A focus board is going up today on the back wall of the camper so we can get all the projects in view, garden plans are in the works & an unlimited supply of free pallets is helping us out to get projects done for less. Thank you for following up & asking!

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@@ourwayfarm that's outstanding! Homesteading can be hard work, and some days it's not. But it's always rewarding! May God bless the work of your hands!

[@thomasdowd9673]

Hey, love the channel. I’m trying to get into raising pigs. I’m from Colorado. Don’t have a lot of land but have a little. I’ve learned a lot from Joel Salatin of pasture management with rotational grazing. Do you have a recommendation of what type of breed I should start with? I appreciate your videos bless you and your family!

[@HughByrom]

Huntsville, Texas here, enjoyed your informative video. 👍

[@steveyoung2808]

I am from Pennsylvania I just bought 130 acres and your channel has given me a lot of ideas when I start my poultry operation and pig operation

[@SheratonParkFarms]

That's awesome! You're going to love the farming life. Its challenging, frustrating, and a lot of hard work but I couldn't think of any other way to live. Keep us posted on how it goes for ya'll. Really appreciate you watching.

[@blaablaahi]

I’m 30 minutes south of Fort Worth Texas. I live on my dads cattle ranch. Looking to utilize some areas that are scrubby creek bottoms and woods that haven’t been maintained or thinned. The pigs seem to be a good fit for that.

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Agree. Pigs are a great compliment to about any enterprise. Let us know if you decide to go that route and how it works. Love Ft. Worth. Was out there last year. Went to the stockyards and took in a rodeo one night. Thanks for watching

[@williamwhitejr.5900]

Bill White, Dinwiddie, Virginia

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Good morning Bill! Thanks for joining us. Appreciate y’all watching!

[@MilesCobbett]

Fairbanks Alaska. I had a blast raising pigs. I was a lousy farmer however and just had them as friends. Two females I called Lucy and Ethyl

[@tonjah3458]

I love you guys! I've only watched you for a couple days and have subscribed now. I'm from Colorado and the mountains of Colorado my whole life and at 56 my husband and I are retiring to Arkansas /Missouri somewhere in there to start our homestead FINALLY! I can't wait to have so many beautiful properties! We'll have chickens for sure, I really want to get a pig or two and a cow or two... And growing my garden I want to grow everything I possibly can!😊

[@jerryburwick3433]

I’m from East Texas and I’m a Disabled Veteran in a power wheelchair and I’m just thinking about starting a farm. So any suggestions or information you can send my about raising and marketing information. Thank You and God Bless- Jerry M

[@billyingram3492]

Thank you for your service sir. My opinion isn't much but if you got a few acres give it a go. Chickens are easy to feed and water. My grandparents raised chickens without fence. It wasn't alot but enough to supply family and friends. Chickens would normally go in the coop every night before dark. My grandfather shut their door every night. Pigs can be raised in a small area. You could get a fence installed and feed n water. Id say give it a try. You never know how you'll do. Good luck 👍

[@rileyhiggins4753]

I am in Palestine where are you

[@jeffsanderson2737]

Do you have Pigs for sale

[@o-barfarms1947]

Mounds, Oklahoma. Just getting started with our own pastured pigs and really enjoy your videos. Thank you!

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Good deal. Please keep us posted on how things are going for you. Appreciate ya'll watching.

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Watching from Colorado! Love your videos!

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Awesome! Thank you!

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Ohio

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Nice to hear from y’all. First Buckeye to chime in. Appreciate y’all watching

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I'm from Jamaica and your videos motivated me to start farming

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Following from Pennsylvania.

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Up here in western canada, starting a farm from scratch and just found your videos. Really enjoying your experience and content, can’t wait for more

[@SundryTalesOfConstance79WESTY]

Hi Sonya and Chuck, Bronson, Florida is where we got our first Kunekune piglet circa January 2023. Somehow 3 more showed up shortly thereafter...😂 been 8 months now and I'm still loving and learning everything pig. I'm enjoying watching ALL of your old videos! Thank you for all the info and any advice you may have on our own silviculture attempts to be an organically straight homestead.. Cheers from Florida! Dan 😎

[@bmcdonald7303]

I enjoyed your comments on how others may raise their pigs differently but to find what works for you in the season of life the farmer is in.

[@richardmurray9855]

Magnolia, TX here. Thank you for the video

[@treyellis3]

Houston, Tx. Gonna be starting my farm in Centerville soon, God willing. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience, sir.

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Glad to help. Good luck on your farm!

[@johnpenn1672]

Hello, Just found your Channel. I’m in Southern Indiana very big poultry country. Glad to see you raising your pigs like you do. Growing up we had a couple milk cows and Boy did the pigs love the fresh milk 😃

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Thanks for watching!

[@tmhutch07]

Machelle Hutchins, I live in Temple Texas. So glad I found you. We are going to start having chickens. Trying to research and get all the info I can. I appreciate your videos. I’d love to try a pig too, but the root and make holes. My mom had a pet and you couldn’t walk in her back yard without stepping in a hole. LoL. I will enjoy watching all your videos. Thank you!!

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Love hearing from you..I am from Las Vegas Nevada, but am a old farm boy from way back..

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Enjoy your channel from beautiful Stover MO. We love our Idaho pasture pigs IPP

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[@SheratonParkFarms]

Thanks so much! Appreciate y'all watching.

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Costa Rica…ready to start raising chicken and pigs. Enjoy your insights..simple and to the point.

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Pura vida! I love this channel too! :)

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South Texas... have 15 acres looking to get pigs and watching ur channel has been very useful and has helped

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Thanks. Glad it’s helpful. We try to be informative. Really appreciate y’all watching

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Enjoying your channel, from Utah.

[@hippycowgirl5047]

Hello from Missouri :) . Thank you for sharing all the great information . We are working on getting into pasture pork and turkeys .

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Cool. We need more folks farming like this. Appreciate y’all watching

[@jarradbaker4493]

G’day mate, great video Western Sydney Australia I’ve always believed a happy pig is a productive pig. I’ve done my time in intense pig farming(cafo I now farm my own pigs in a free range situation just like yours. I believe I had never seen a happy pig until I started my free range system. I’ve now subscribed to your channel and am looking forward to viewing your stuff. Well done mate, cheers

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Thanks! Really appreciate y’all watching

[@stevencavalier1555]

I'm in Louisiana! Seriously thinking about starting a pastured pig farm. I was thinking about starting with Chickens like you were but after watching several of your videos my thinking is shifting. Thank you for sharing, Sir!!

[@SheratonParkFarms]

You’ll love pigs! Great animals to have on the farm. Thanks for watching

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What part of Louisiana you from I’m from there to

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@@jeffsanderson2737 I'm outside of Houma.

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Cool! Welcome to our little community. Really appreciate yall watching.

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New subscriber from NW Florida. Enjoy the videos

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Welcome aboard!

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New subscriber from Tennessee. Thanks for all the info,great videos. I'm a Beginner farmer.

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Watching from Turkey! Thank you!

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Welcome! Appreciate ya'll watching.

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Alexandria, Ontario, Canada. We're really enjoying your videos. We get our first pigs in the next month or so.

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Central Indiana. Really enjoy your channel lots of information

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Awesome. Hello to you folks in Indiana. Appreciate y’all watching

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Great video! You’re always coming up with good topics.

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Thanks. I had a mental block for 2 days on what to do a video on. Sometimes it’s hard to come up with new stuff. Really appreciate y’all watching

[@hvacmangoodman4]

Hello I am from Kansas. I used to Farrow to finish pigs. oh I love the crossbreeds I really did enjoy the Duroc,Hamp Shire and spotted cross they we the best pigs I ever raised don’t raise them anymore,sure do miss them. I used port-A-huts in the cornfields in the fall after harvest. spring time the huts were on grass.

[@ivanpena6579]

Thank you very much for your videos. I'm from Amarillo Texas

[@SheratonParkFarms]

You are very welcome! Thanks for watching.

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From the Philippines 🇵🇭, planning to put up a small hog farm at home. Thank you for sharing your experiences.

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Good luck on the farm. Keep us posted on how it goes. Thanks for watching

[@pottenza]

Québec, canada ! Looking to start my farm next spring ! Will do pasture pig and chicken ! Thank you for your video !

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Thanks for watching

[@libertyfarms643]

From East Central Illinois . Enjoy your videos . We just purchased 40 acres and are wanting to get started with pigs.

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Cool. Pigs are great animals. You'll love raising them. Appreciate ya'll watching.

[@libertyfarms643]

Which are easier to start out raising the hogs or chickens?

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Neither are particularly hard. I would recommend starting with one and getting familiar with it then add the other. Trying to learn more than one at a time is challenging. Ask me how I know. 🤣

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Oddball here, i'm from quebec and just bought 315 acres. Looking at ways to keep me busy on it and found your videos really helpfull. Thank you!

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Welcome aboard! Thanks for watching.

[@suecameron934]

Morning I am from North Queensland in Australia love ur operation 😄

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Hi Sue!! Very cool to hear from the land down under! Thanks so much for watching.

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love watching your videos all the way from Cork City Ireland.

[@SheratonParkFarms]

Awesome! Great to hear from you. Thanks for watching

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[@SheratonParkFarms]

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[@SheratonParkFarms]

Thanks for watching!

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Thanks for the video. Concise, informative AND pleasant to watch. :). Alternating the same land between grazing and pasture each year seems like an excellent practice. Animals spread their own fertilizer and loosen the soil. Pigs would be great for that.

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Just discovered your channel have subscribed and I am watching your channel from UK!!!!!

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Hi, I'm from Galicia in Spain ... thanks for your videos