Fresh pork cuts are naturally low in sodium. A 100 gram serving of pork contains an average of 55 mg of sodium, which is only 2% of the Daily Value for sodium.
We raise kune kune pigs and American guinea hog
Guinea hogs have hairy coats, upright ears and a curly tail. Weighing between 100 and 300 pounds, hogs have thick, insulating fat on their body to keep warm. Also known as "yard pigs," guinea hogs are domesticated animals known for their easy-going temperaments.
Kunekune pigs are a small, domesticated pig breed from New Zealand.
The word "kunekune" is Maori for "fat and round".
Kunekunes are smaller and fatter than most domesticated pigs, with round bellies, short snouts, and stubby legs.
They can weigh between 120 and 240 pounds and grow to be up to 30 inches in length.
Their color ranges from black and white, to ginger, cream, gold-tip, black, brown, and tricolored.
Juliana pigs are very smart and can be trained to walk on a leash/harness and to sit, stay, come, and retrieve objects. They also can be trained to walk up a ramp into a car or a pet carrier for transport and to roll over on to their backs so that their hooves can be trimmed. Mini pigs can be litter box trained with patience, consistent training, and perseverance. They can lose their litter training skills over time, so it's best to teach them to go potty outdoors early on.
Their tiny size means that they are rarely farmed because they would produce minimal meat. However, their meat is said to taste like any other pork, and their small size means that they would be easy to farm. The Juliana pig usually weighs between 30 and 60 pounds.
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397 farm road 1159, Clarksville, Tx 75426