Pig Sales

Healthy pigs from our Gainesville homestead.

Feeder piglets, breeding stock, and whole or half hogs, raised right alongside our goats and chickens.

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Feeder piglets

Weaned piglets ready to grow out on your homestead. A good start if you’re new to pigs.

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Breeding stock

Gilts, sows, and boars for building your own herd, from our red Duroc boar and white sow lines.

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Whole or half hogs

Reserve a market hog for your freezer. You choose the processor and cut instructions.

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Our red boar and white sow

Duroc (red): hardy, fast-growing, and valued for flavorful, well-marbled pork. The dark red coat also handles Florida sun better than white skin.

White breeds: known for good mothering and large litters, but they sunburn easily, so shade and a wallow matter. Placeholder: owner to confirm the sow’s exact breed or cross

Sow nursing a litter of piglets in straw

How ordering and pickup works

  1. Send an inquiry

    Tell us what you want and when you’d like pickup.

  2. We confirm

    We reply with availability and pricing, and a deposit holds your pig. Placeholder: deposit $TBD

  3. Pick up on the farm

    We set a time in Gainesville. Hog buyers also schedule processing. Placeholder

New to pigs? Read our Raising Pigs guide first so your fencing, shade, and water are ready.

Current animals

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Questions

How much are piglets and hogs?

Pricing is $TBD while the farm finalizes it. Use the inquiry form for current pricing and availability.

Do you have pigs available right now?

Availability changes with litters and growing seasons. Everything is listed as Contact for current availability until the owner updates this page.

Can I visit and pick out my pigs?

Pickup and visits are by appointment on the homestead in Gainesville. You can also book a night in La Grande to meet the animals and see the farm in person.

What do I need for pickup?

For piglets, bring a secure, ventilated dog crate or a small trailer with solid sides and a non-slip floor. Plan a shaded, cool drive home, and prepare a pen and water before you arrive.

How do whole or half hog orders work?

You reserve a pig (or half of one), it is raised to market weight, and you arrange processing with a licensed processor of your choice. The farm can help with cut instructions. Selling pork by the cut generally requires inspected processing, so this site lists live-animal sales only. Details, deposits, and timelines are placeholders for the owner to confirm.

Do you deliver, and what about vaccines and records?

Delivery, deworming, vaccination, and health records are placeholders for the owner to fill in.

Ask about piglets

Tell us what you’re looking for and we’ll get back to you.

Want to meet the herd first? Stay a night on the farm.