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About Us

Idaho Pasture Pig Breeders

Our farm has recently introduced a new line of Idaho Pastured Pigs with exceptional bloodlines, representing the highest standards of quality and excellence in the industry.

Quality Bloodlines

Our commitment to sustainable farming practices, humane animal care, and genetic diversity has led us to carefully select and breed Idaho Pastured Pigs with superior bloodlines. Our lines include Triton, Jewel, Sam and Pepper.

Your new Idaho Pasture Pig

IPPs are friendlier than domestic pigs. They are a true reproduction of what pork was before the ultra lean flavorless modern pork. Their meat is a deep red, well marbled and tastes great.

Frequently Asked Questions

Please contact us if you cannot find the answer to your questions.

Why are they called pasture pigs?

Idaho Pasture Pigs (IPPs) are called "pasture pigs" because they are specifically bred and raised for pasture-based farming systems. The term "pasture pig" highlights their suitability for grazing on pasture and their ability to thrive in outdoor environments

How big does aN Idaho Pasture Pig get?

IPPs are fast growing making it to market weight of 250-300 pounds in 8-10 months. Sows generally weigh 250-400 pounds and boars 300-500 when fully grown. They have a compact and sturdy build, with a shoulder height ranging from 18-24 inches.

I have children and other pets are IPPs friendly?

IPPs are very gentle, non aggressive and love attention. In fact as you research this breed you will frequently find photos of adults and children playing with them. Our IPPs are handled by adults and children from the time they're born until they leave our farm.

What breeds are the original IPPs derived from?

Duroc, Old Berkshire and Kunekune are the breeds used to develop the breed.

Duroc for fast growth rate.

Berkshire is the Cadillac of pork the taste is amazing!

Kunekune for disposition size and grazing ability.

What colors do Idaho Pasture Pigs come in?

IPPs come in black, white and red. In addition to their colors, they may be solid, tri-colored or brindled (striped) with unique markings that contribute to their visual diversity. Our most recent litter includes all colors (black, white and red) and patterns (solid and striped) in a single litter!

Why are some pigs sold as registered stock while others are designated as “feeders”?

The IPP breed is still up and coming and while some piglets will hold all the desirable characteristics of an IPP some will fall short. If a piglet falls short it will be raised for meat, thus designated a feeder. Feeders are castrated males.

what is the average size of your litters?

Our litters have ranges from 6-13 piglets per litter.

what is the average size of your litters?

Our litters have ranges from 6-13 piglets per litter.

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Reserve your Idaho Pasture Pig today.

Our babies are spoken for quickly, so reach out to reserve yours. Deposits will be accepted securing your price and place in line to pick your piglets.

Idaho Pastured Pig Florida

1525 Mills Road, Bowling Green, Florida 33834, United States

941-545-1961 starsandstripesfarming@gmail.com

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Learn how to get your Idaho Pasture Pig.

Learn how to get your Idaho Pasture Pig.

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Our Beautiful Idaho Pasture Pig Florida Gallery

About Us

Idaho Pasture Pig Breeders

Quality Bloodlines

Your new Idaho Pasture Pig

Sign up for litter updates

Photo Gallery

Frequently Asked Questions

Reviews

Contact Us

Litter Inquiries

Reserve your Idaho Pasture Pig today.

Idaho Pastured Pig Florida

Contact us to arrange a farm visit.

Learn how to get your Idaho Pasture Pig.

Learn how to get your Idaho Pasture Pig.

They're here!

They're here!

Our Beautiful Idaho Pasture Pig Florida Gallery

About Us

Idaho Pasture Pig Breeders

Quality Bloodlines

Your new Idaho Pasture Pig

Sign up for litter updates

Photo Gallery

Frequently Asked Questions

Reviews

Contact Us

Litter Inquiries

Reserve your Idaho Pasture Pig today.

Idaho Pastured Pig Florida

Contact us to arrange a farm visit.

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