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🗓️ 27 November 2020
⏱️ 52 minutes
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Up until a year ago, I didn't even know about this specific breed of hogs, how they differ from the modern breeds, and how to raise them. But after reading "Saving the Guinea Hogs: The Recovery of an American Homestead Breed" by Cathy Payne, I was so excited to get started. Join me as I chat with Cathy in today's Pioneering Today Podcast, Episode #282, all about the American Guinea Hog. For more information, or to read the podcast transcript, visit melissaknorris.com/282.
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1:25.4 | Welcome to episode number 282. Today's episode is really an interesting one because up until just this past year I had |
1:40.1 | never even known about this breed of hogs and really how they |
1:46.7 | differed than our regular modern pig and their story. So just a little bit of preface to this episode |
1:54.9 | is with COVID this year, we were making certain |
2:00.1 | that we were raising all of our own animals again. We had taken a year off from raising pork mainly because we still had enough |
2:06.6 | pork in the fridge. |
2:08.8 | And with our pigs that is not a livestock that I have set up for breeding purposes. |
2:14.8 | So we go to a local breeder, we get our pigs from them as piglets, |
2:19.5 | we get them in the springtime, and then we usually butcher right about October when the pigs are |
2:23.8 | about six months of age but because of all the other types of livestock that we |
2:28.4 | raised we just simply didn't need to raise unless we had enough meat to last |
2:32.1 | well enter COVID we were already need to raise unless we had enough meat to last. |
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