Kunekune pigs

Plants that are toxic to Kunekune Pigs exist in many plant genera, not just for pigs, but also for other animals and people. It is essential to recognize the most common toxic plants in order to safeguard your animals and pets.

How big do KuneKune pigs get? Females average 100 to 175 pounds, while males can reach the 200 to 250-plus range. They have short, upturned snouts that discourage rooting, and they do not challenge fences. Kunekunes are grazing pigs and are able to grow on low inputs, making them an ideal breed during periods of escalating grain prices. What are KuneKune pigs used for? They are excellent grazers and pasture managers in places like orchards and vineyards. They also make excellent quality…

A few years ago, Kune Kune pigs were the hottest pig around. As someone who has owned potbellied pigs as pets for almost ten years, I was interested in getting into KuneKunes, making money, and

Looking for a breed of pig for your homestead? Learn why we chose Kunekunes for ours!

HOW DOES THE USA HAVE MORE KUNEKUNE BLOODLINES THAN ANY OTHER COUNTRY? This is quite simple to answer. First, KuneKunes were imported into this country. There have been several imports. The first KuneKune Registry (AKBA) would allow for KuneKunes that were imported to be given a new bloodline name. It was up to the importer what names they picked. Therefore, with the renaming tradition it is interesting to learn more about their lines and how they date back. FOR A LIST OF KUNEKUNE IMPORTS:

What are Kunekune pigs, and are they right for your farm? In this post, we’ll tell you everything you need to know about this unusual breed of pig.

Learn about breeding Kunekune pigs, from choosing the right breeding stock to farrowing, weaning, and responsible piglet rehoming.