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Snow Farms OK
SnowFarmsOK
33 episodes
6 days ago
Welcome to our podcast! The purpose of this weekly podcast is to share our adventures, learning about permaculture farming, rotational grazing, raising assorted livestock, product reviews, and most importantly: how to survive the herding of livestock with a smile (and not too much swearing). Hit that play button and subscribe! We hope that you'll laugh and learn right along with us.
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Welcome to our podcast! The purpose of this weekly podcast is to share our adventures, learning about permaculture farming, rotational grazing, raising assorted livestock, product reviews, and most importantly: how to survive the herding of livestock with a smile (and not too much swearing). Hit that play button and subscribe! We hope that you'll laugh and learn right along with us.
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Home & Garden
Leisure
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Pigs + Kitchen Scraps = Bacon
Snow Farms OK
27 minutes 29 seconds
2 years ago
Pigs + Kitchen Scraps = Bacon

In this episode we discuss the different types of pigs: conventional, heritage breed, and my personal favorite: the Kune Kune pig. We have had to opportunity to raise all 3 types with lots of pros and cons from their housing needs to their diets. Pigs are fairly easy to raise, but we have found that they are really difficult to herd onto a trailer because they are so smart. There is nothing quite like raising up amazing bacon. One of the goals that we have for our homestead is to be able to process them ourselves. It is also great to be able to take our table scraps and old leftovers and have them be gobbled up by our Ewok like little piggies!


Snow Farms OK
Welcome to our podcast! The purpose of this weekly podcast is to share our adventures, learning about permaculture farming, rotational grazing, raising assorted livestock, product reviews, and most importantly: how to survive the herding of livestock with a smile (and not too much swearing). Hit that play button and subscribe! We hope that you'll laugh and learn right along with us.