This blog was written in direct response to one of your questions, "How do they keep little pigs warm when they are born during really cold weather?"  It’s a great question, and there is a very simple answer:  all of our hogs are raised inside heated buildings, so they are protected from the weather.

That would be a pretty short blog, so here’s some more background information.  On our hog farm, we specialize in one certain phase of pork production.  We breed the moms (sows), assist with birthing (farrowing), and care for the piglets only until weaning age, about three weeks.  At that time, the piglets are moved to a different location.  The sows are then bred again and the cycle continues.