With the days warmer temperatures, I thought you'd enjoy seeing pics of the piglets as they explore the barnyard under mom's watchful eye.
I call this one the piglet mosh pit - they are WILD and quite delicious-looking!
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I'd expect 6 of these little guys (and gals) to be ready for processing just in time for our Wednesday afternoon farmer's market in Georgetown...yummy!
One will stay here and become a breeding sow and one is destined for new residence in New York State!
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Check out our website for more info about the 'Old Spots'...thanks Rich for hooking us up with some really nice registered breeding stock.
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