Raising Pasture Pork
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Collapse ▲There’s a lot of work that goes into raising pigs on pasture. Aaron Moore, Small Farms Agent, and Rachel Owens, Livestock Agent, have documented raising three pigs on pasture. These videos show how the pigs grew and developed over time, highlight different management practices and considerations, and provide helpful information for anyone looking to dive into raising pigs on pasture. Additionally, this page has resources to provide more information about these topics to anyone who wants to dig a little deeper.
Video 1 – Introducing Feeder Pigs
Aaron Moore, Small Farms Agent, introduces the Raising Pasture Pork Video Series and discuss obtaining the feeder pigs and getting them adjusted to their new home.
Video 2 -Transitioning To Pasture
In this video, Aaron Moore, Small Farms Agent, shows how we have started transitioning these pigs out to a pasture setting.
Video 3 – Starter Diet Basics
We are back with the third video in our Raising Pasture Pork Series. This week, Rachel Owens and Aaron Moore are discussing some nutrition and water considerations for your pasture pigs.
Video 4 – Pasture Management
Join Aaron Moore and Rachel Owens as they discuss some considerations for managing your pastures when raising pigs.
Video 5 – Perimeter Fencing
Keeping your pigs inside the pasture is very important to avoid unnecessary headaches down the road. Join Aaron Moore and Rachel Owens as they talk about appropriate perimeter fencing considerations for your pasture-raised pigs.
Video 6 – Preparing for Processing
Our pigs are about ready for the processor. How do you determine if your pigs are ready? Join Aaron Moore, Small Farms Agent, and Rachel Owens, Livestock Agent, as they talk about what to look for to determine proper finish for pigs
Video 7 – Transport
It’s finally time to take our pigs to the processor! In this video, Rachel Owens, Livestock Agent, and Aaron Moore, Small Farms Agent, discuss how they are transporting the pigs and some regulation requirements.