Pasture Raised Pork

Dedicated to raising our livestock in as natural an environment as possible.

Taste the difference.

Pork Raised Outdoors

PLEASE NOTE: Due to a commitment to downsize our farming efforts and the increasing cost of feed to small-scale farmers, we are no longer raising hogs as of 2024. Our final inventory will be available in our online store and our market locations through the end of the season or until inventory runs out. We greatly appreciate all of your support over the past 17 years for our quality pork.

Our hogs live in a rotational pasture-based system. They graze in open pastures and wooded areas, exhibiting their natural behaviors while still being protected from predators. The result is a meat that is much more flavorful than any conventionally grown pork. We purposely plant grasses, brassicas, legumes and root vegetables for our hogs to feed on, in addition to the nuts and acorns supplied by the trees. We supplement with garden produce and grains to round out their diet.

The hogs all live in family units, with the sows giving birth in open pastures in nests they’ve built themselves. So long as the sow is healthy, her babies stay with her at all times being taught to root and graze. The piglets are weaned by the mother, not by us, further supporting their natural behaviors and enhancing their physical development.

Our hogs are never given antibiotics or hormones of any kind. If one needs doctoring that requires antibiotics, they are immediately removed from our meat program. Since we use methods that focus on the animals health and preventing illness, this has never happened to date. We eat the same pork we sell to you and it’s extremely important to us that we offer a high-quality, full-flavored and naturally raised product. As a result, we're proud to say our pork is always in high demand.

Hens On Grass

PLEASE NOTE: Due to continued predator pressure and less labor available to tend the flock, we have ceased egg sales for the foreseeable future as of 2023. We currently maintain a small flock for our own family only. We appreciate your understanding and are grateful for our customers who relied on our eggs for so many years.

Hogs laying in hay