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Acres Magazine: The Practical Permaculture Pig - Pastured Pig Diets

 
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The latest April 2015 issue of Acres USA Magazine has an article by Andrew French featuring four farms including our own all of which feed primarily pasture to their pigs.

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Cool article Walter!
 
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I have always bought Acres magazine from Tractor Supply. Since moving last February, the local TSC usually doesn't have it. I finally subscribed to Acres and bought the April 2015 issue so I can read the article with your farm featured. I can't wait to read it.
 
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