Isabella Welcome home to our new girl, Isabella Delaine “Izzy”. She’s a Momona from Weeping Spring Farm. This is a trade that’s been in the making since October and she’s finally home! I’m so excited to have her here. Message us for more info at [email protected]
Primrose Foote I don’t know where Primrose Foote got her ears but I love them! This retained gilt is out of our homegrown Celia Foote (Peg & Hoda – Tarutaru x Boris) and Gatsby. Message us for more info at [email protected]
Effie Mucklewain My new Trish gilt from FlyinF Farm! Miss Effie Mucklewain For anyone wondering about the name, Effie is one of my favorite characters on the Midnight Burger podcast. Effie is a very beautiful, extremely sweet woman from Arkansas Message us for more info at [email protected]
Idgie Threadgoode I like big jowls and I cannot lie Idgie has some really nice ones. I can’t wait to see what this girl brings to the farm next spring. She’s got outstanding length, fantastic growth, thick legs with strong pasterns, exemplary lineage. She’s the whole shebang! Message us for more info at [email protected]
Johnnie Quill Welcome Johnnie Quill. She’s a sweet, cute, little kereopa from The Pig Trail KuneKune’s! This one has quite a funny personality. She’s going to be fun to get to know. Message us for more info at [email protected]
Hattie Lee Buttons This is one of the most outgoing girls on the farm! She’s always running to us for love, pets, bananas (her favorite). She’s cute as a button with her curly hair and precious face. I absolutely love her! She gets along with everyone and enjoys rubbing on the lgds like a kitty…
M’Lynn Magnolia This girl with a winning RBF is gonna be a beast! She’s the largest girl in our teen group. At 6 months, she’s already weighting in at well over 100 lbs. She receives no more than any other girl her age. M’Lynn loved me and attention until I moved her to the big…
Floops Floops is an adorable Tapeka Tri Belt gilt from Higher Ground in Alabama. She is a sweetie. Message us for more info at [email protected]
Kappi Meet Kapowai, aka Kappi. Kapowai means dragonfly in Māori. Kappi came to us today from Kunekune Preserve and I’m so excited to have her! Wilson’s Gina x Whakanui Message us for more info at [email protected]