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| State | Last Name | Data |
|---|---|---|
| Maine | Bye | |
| North Carolina | Buesching |  Thriftiness is our number one concern for all the animals on our farm. That's why we got started with AGH 3 years ago. We fell in love with this breed for its easy-going temperament and delicious, moist, and tender meat. Now, we have invested in good breeding stock and have vowed to do our part to keep this amazing breed of homestead hogs alive and thriving. Our matriarch, HDF [Queen] Victoria, is descended from the recently saved Sumrall MS line. She has a long, well balanced frame with straight legs, level back, and a smooth, even gait. She's very docile, an excellent forager, and attentive mother. Our patriarch, FF Prince Albert, is a stout, thick bodied boar with large hams. Eager and effective at performing his duty, he and Victoria have produced a fantastic first litter and we're very excited to watch them grow! |
| Missouri | Green | |
| Michigan | Shepard | |
| Arizona | Presley |  Lifetime Charles Presley Boisterous Cock Farm Boisterous Cock Farm is a 40 acre homestead farm that is using swine and poultry to add organic matter back to the stripped soil of the high desert in SE Arizona. The AGH is our primary swine used in rotational and focused grazing to improve soil nutrient and moisture retention. We have registered and unregistered stock available nearly at all times. Please contact us if you are interested in purchasing breeders or feeders. Thank you |
| North Carolina | Vachon | |
| Florida | Wsbk |  Lifetime Wsbk WSBK (est. 1993) is a small farmstead in the Florida Big Bend area which is home to eight adult AGHs some "bacon bits" born March 2018, about 60 chicken, several horses, multiple barn cats and several dogs. ----------
Of the adult purebred AGHs, one boar is registered, all four sows are also registered. We also have an unregistered boar and two AGH barrows (for our own Camp Freezer). Now that we have established our ability to handle, breed and birth this breed, we are ready to begin a carefully planned breeding program of only registered AGHs. ----------
As of 23 March 2018, we tripled our current herd size with the birth of our first homegrown litter (3 boys, 3 girls) out of the unregistered boar and one of the two sows going partly back to the Sumrall herd. The other sow provided us with another unregistered litter of 7 on 23 March 2018 (4 boys, 3 girls). While we plan on keeping the first litter and grow them out for our own food supply, the second litter will be available for purchase as meat hogs. Please contact us if you are interested in any of those upcoming piglets. ----------
We are committed to the future of the breed and hope to contribute significantly by moving to AGHA registered stock only by the end of 2018. |
| Colorado | Workman | |
| Texas | Hohnstreiter |  Lifetime |
| Indiana | Neville |  Joe Neville Redbud Natural Farm My wife, Amy and I raise American Guinea Hogs and love it. We have two excellent registered boars and breed three to six litters a year with farrowing happening in April. Most of our pigs end up being feeders which we have processed at a USDA inspected plant and we retail the cuts. The focus on our farm is on having very happy pigs with a natural diet. We occasionally have breeding stock for sale. http://www.redbudridgepork.com |
| Indiana | Kennedy | |
| Georgia | Dorsey | |
| Alabama | House |  Lifetime Sandee House Friday Farms We have a herd of over 175 AGH, raised in the pine and oak woodlands of West Alabama. While we primarily raise these hogs for speciality butcher shops and private customers, we occasionally offer registered stock. You can find us on Facebook as Friday Farms or Woodland Raised Swine. https://www.facebook.com/fridayfarmsal/
https://www.facebook.com/woodlandraisedswine/ |
| Colorado | Woodmansee |  Josh & Kimmi Woodmansee Cottonwood Acres Cottonwood Acres is a small family farm focused on natural and sustainable practices. We love our adorable little Guinea Hogs for their great personality, delicious meat, lard, and grazing abilities. How do you beat turning kitchen scraps into bacon? By no means do we know it all but we are more than happy to answer questions and host visitors to see our homestead operation. |
| Texas | Brewer | |
| Massachusetts | Wright |  Lifetime January 2020: We have three litters of fall 2019 piglets from three dams and three unrelated sires. Dykstra's Mulberry X Dykstra's Muffin Man, CMG Corinna X SHF Stoneyhill Farm Solomon, and Old Beach Setty Madeline X BKF Cedric Diggory. We are currently evaluating one boar from each litter as well as the gilts to consider for registration. This month and next we will be breeding Kingstack's Nightcrawler to Dykstra's Mulberry, CMG Corinna, and Old Beach Setty Madeline for spring piglets. Please feel free to contact us with any questions you may have! |
| Colorado | Mann |  We usually have both registered and non registered piglets available off and on during the Spring and Summer and Fall. Text 719-200-5900 for more information.
Our Guinea Hogs are the homesteader’s Golden Grail of Hogdom. We live at 9000 ft in the mountains of Colorado. These wonderful, friendly, cold tolerant critters round out our homestead of chickens, bees and gardens. |
| Kansas | Beyer | |
| Colorado | Day |  Luke & Amy Day Meriweather Farm We have been raising American Guinea Hogs for 3 years to increase our farm’s sustainability and rely more on the land and less on the supermarket. Our pastured hogs are happy and friendly and used to being around people and other animals. We usually have a few piglets. |
| Texas | Monk | |
| New York | Shenk | |
| Indiana | Parks | |
| Kentucky | Royse |  Leah Royse Elk Creek Pork n Beaks We are a small farm that has been raising American Guinea Hogs since 2016. We absolutely love the breed! We enjoy being able to provide quality meat for our family while being able to provide a happy life for our pigs! Our hogs are raised on pasture and have daily interactions with us so they are very friendly and social! |
| Illinois | Grimm |  When my husband and I retired from the Army we began to piece together a little farm in Southern Illinois. My research led us the heritage breeds, and so to the American Guinea Hogs.
We got our first little gal in 2009 and instantly fell in love with the breed.
We raise and sell breeding hogs, butchering hogs, and occasionally pairs of hogs destined to live in someones barnyard eating mice, turning over compost piles and entertaining families. |
| New Hampshire | Dumont |  Lifetime Scott & Heather Dumont Dean Hill Farm We have been raising pigs for 25+ years and switched to guinea hogs about 8 years ago. We love guinea hogs and Love to talk about them so if you have any questions or would just like to discuss AGH, feel free to contact me! All males will be cut unless you contact us about a boar purchase ahead of time! Very gentle boars from Donar ! Barrows for sale currently. |
| Georgia | Decker | |
| Missouri | Seitzinger |  Wolf Creek Acres is a small homestead located in rural Peculiar, MO. We have a vision of heathy, pasture raised animals. With the use of natural feed and no antibiotics, we hope to fulfill the dream of supplying friends, family and community with a high quality, more natural food option. With a new found appreciation for American Heritage Breeds. We currently have American Guinea Hogs, Plymouth Bared Rocks, White Royal Palms and a Narragansett. We also have two Nigerian dwarf goats, two rabbits and other chickens. |
| Maryland | Rozanski |  Raising Registered American Guinea Hogs since 2014.
Also raising Fine-fleeced Shetland Sheep, Miniature Dairy Goats, Sebastapol & Cotton Patch Geese, Belstville Small White Turkeys, Barred Rock and Speckled Sussex Chickens, Ancona and Silver Appleyard Ducks. |
| North Carolina | Gabli |  Lifetime Jill Gabli Emeraldale Farms Our family farm focuses on sustainable practices and the ethics of Permaculture. We are currently raising American Guinea Hogs and cattle on pasture. Phone number is 336-423-3382
You can find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pg/emeraldalefarms/about/?ref=page_internal. |
| North Carolina | Hunker |  Lifetime Matthew & Virginia Hunker Hunker Farm We raise American guinea hogs on pasture and through the woods. We feed non-gmo locally produced feed and let pigs be pigs. We constantly strive for the best pigs, and only a select few are allowed to become breeders, all the others become the best pork available. |
| Georgia | West |  Nina & Daniel West Danina Farms We are Daniel & Nina West. We own Danina Farms located in Mansfield, Ga. We have been raising American Guinea Hogs for 3 years. Our starter breeding stock came from Broad River Pastures. In the summer of 2017, we added a Sumrall line boar, BRP MS King Xerxes, to our breeding program. On our farm, we use sustainable and chemical-free practices in raising our livestock. Our herd of hogs are raised humanely on pastures with plenty of room to forage and be hogs. |
| New York | Mauro |  Steve & Deb Mauro La Vista Collina We are a small farm with woodlots and pastures and clean drinking water that houses our registered boars, sows, gilts, barrows, and ever growing piglets. Our goal is to grow quality, naturally fed AGH meat to a handful of people wishing to enjoy this wonderful pork. As our piglets develop, we select one or two for registration if they appear to exceed the expectations of this amazing breed. Our potential breeders must always possess the docile personality of their parents, along with the solid build. Our first litter of 2020 is expected shortly.
Both our meat sales and available breeding stock is extremely limited this year as we contract our meat herd size to work on infrastructure. Our pigs are kept in a natural environment and rotated on pasture throughout the growing season. We are expanding our winter pens this summer to allow more outside winter room for future meat hogs to enjoy.
We always enjoy talking AGH with anyone interested in raising these special hogs that provide sustenance for our tables and enjoyment while we care for them. |
| Indiana | Harley | |
| Maine | Hanson |  Shana Hanson 3 Streams Farm I study tree leaf fodder (fresh, dried, or ensiled), and can tell you about preferences of my hogs. I also take Nosenia for walks, to learn her seasonal preferences on my land. Her partner Bracken Root has a very notably long nose, and is a marshmallow for affection. Nosenia raises about 8 Certified Organic piglets each spring, for sale at weaning, in little harnesses. Both parents accept being staked, tied by their rope harnesses, to turn a limited area. I love when I can give them good happy days of foraging., yet we have had 4 droughty summers with poor seed germination, so are trying to avoid creating bare ground. My pruning of high tree canopies gives them fresh leafy branches, which compensates when I cannot give them a fence move. They are so easy to please! |
| Pennsylvania | Kauffman |  Clair Kauffman Barefoot Acres Our homestead, Barefoot Acres, is nestled in the middle of Kauffman's Fruit Farm, my
family's orchard. You can find us on Facebook @barefootacresfarm.
Our goal is to raise at least two litters of registered piglets per year. We currently have piglets for sale. Feel free to email if you're interested in purchasing any piglets. |
| West Virginia | Mcdaniel |  Lifetime Emmylou Mcdaniel Scarlet R Rabbitry and Farm SRR is the home of Almost Heaven American Guinea Hogs in central WV. We have registered hogs and feeder hogs for sale. Expecting a litter of registerable piglets in April. Please visit our Facebook page for more info and photos.
We began several years ago with heritage chickens and Champagne D'Argent rabbits. In 2017 we added AGH to the farm. Our hogs enjoy walnuts from our farm along with haylage, pasture, pumpkins, garden produce, BOSS, and supplemental feed. With Premier One fencing we rotate them frequently, moving from our front yard out to one of the fields. |
| New York | Parker |  Lee Or Patricia Parker Leep-At Farm We are a retired mailman and an long-time farm-girl. Over the years of hobby farming, the name Leep-At Farm has been on Ayrshire cattle, Alpine goats, Dexter cattle, and since our first litter last year American Guinea Hogs. During the years our interests and needs have changed with our children (all adults now) growing, and assorted health issues. We like the AGH for the convenient size and ease of handling, ours will follow for a scoop of sunflower seeds (or be distracted if we need to do something in the pen without piggy "help"). New litter born 8/2/19, there will be a couple for sale after weaning. |
| Michigan | Burgher |  We are a Family Homestead and farm where we raise American Guinea Hogs and free range chickens naturally. We are enjoying selectively breeding our well-mannered AGHs in a way that showcases their illustrious pedigree. We harden our stock to the elements of the harsh Michigan weather for a healthy and robust crew of forest clearing AGH. We are happy to work with you on selecting the right group for your farm be it friendly bacon bits or a harty ground clearing crew. (Or both!) |
| Florida | Green | |
| North Carolina | Silverthorn |  Philip Silverthorn Silverthorn Heritage Farms Silverthorn Heritage Farms, is located in the Southern Appalachians of Western North Carolina, at an elevation of 4000'. We specialize in heritage farm breeds. Selling breeders & feeders. We also have a blacksmith shop and a retail store, " The Homesteading Supply Co." , with a emphasis on education, in self-sufficiency & homesteading. |
| New York | Cramer |  John Pauline & Kathryn Cramer Domaine Champlain We own and operate the completely organic Domaine Champlain Orchard (7 acres, 260 apple trees of 9 varieties) in Westport, NY. We breed and use American Guinea Hogs as orchard pigs, to clean up underbrush and apple drops under our trees and to keep down insect pest infestation. We presently have 15 American Guinea Hogs in residence. |
| Illinois | Gioja | Now in college, I was born and raised on our farm. I chose to be different from my older siblings and raise pigs rather than ruminants. The docile temperament and smaller size of AGHs makes them fun to raise and not scary like my earlier commercial hogs. We brought our first breeding pair home in 2015. We sell the best pigs for breeding stock, being careful to have positive identification and accurate complete records for registration, and to procure health certificates if going out of state. Our pork customers rave about the tasty meat! We sell the whole, live animal and deliver it to the locker nearby to be processed. |
| Indiana | Monroe |  Nathan & Jessica Monroe Cozy Creek Farm We started raising our own food when we moved to Indiana in 2010. After raising commercial hogs to butcher for a few years, we were introduced to AGH and fell in love with their qualities. We purchased our heard in 2015 as babies, and have immensely enjoyed having them. Great animals and wonderful quality pork. |
| Illinois | Dykstra |  Laura Dykstra Dykstra's Farm We have a small hobby farm in northern Ilinois. Livestock include smaller-sized heritage breeds...Guinea Hogs, Fainting Goats, Southdown Sheep, English Shepherds. We are fairly new to farming, after raising most of our kids in suburbia. I'm loving the change to fresh air and not as much taxi-mom volunteering...family is warming up to it slowly. Everyone loves the guinea hog pork and bacon, so the pigs are here to stay! 🙂 |
| North Carolina | Mcghee | |
| New Hampshire | Kerman |  |
| Texas | Mcdaniel | |
| Kentucky | Dorminey |  Lifetime Donna Dorminey Solomon's Wisdom Farm We are a small hobby farm raising AGH since 2010. Our breeding focus is on the stewardship of the nearly 100 year old Sumrall herd genetics. Nearly decimated in the 2000's, these guineas had not been mixed with any outside pigs in many years and retained their original primitive features, such as shaggy ears, semi turned up snouts, very short stature and broad hips and shoulders. They were outcrossed with other AGH lines to save the few that remained and we are now working to spread the genetics and restore their historic phenotype. Our other priority is stewardship of the last known descendent of Brown's Blue Boy, Maveric Esther, and carefully line breeding to bring out the rare blue genetic trait from Blue Boy whereby piglets are born blue (rather than born black and later turn blue). |
| Wisconsin | Baker | |
| California | Andahl |  |
| Washington | Collins |  Jennifer Collins Pioneer Pastures Pioneer Pastures is a small farm located in the Birdsview/Concrete area of Washington. We have AGH pigs of varying ages, in addition to meat chickens and laying chickens. All of our animals are pasture raised in a rotational grazing fashion, and only fed organic/all natural foods to supplement. We utilize a holistic farming approach to the best of our ability. |
| New York | Neal |  Wiccaway Farm is a small family farming specializing in heritage livestock. Occasionally we have AGH breeding stock and feeders for sale. Contact for more info. Text or call 607-279-0403. Beaver Dams NY |
| Virginia | Moyer |  Lifetime ** ONE FALL LITTER COMING IN SEPTEMBER **
At the Old Crowe Farm we raise the American Guinea Hog since it was well suited to our 130-acre pasture-based sustainable farm environment. We sell very socialized, registered breeding stock, as well as feeder stock when available. We specialize in selling breeding pairs and trios and offer an AGH Mentoring Program at the farm (with Bed &Breakfast accommodations). Find us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/oldcrowefarm). |
| Massachusetts | Burke |  Colleen Burke Acres to Grow Farm Small homestead farm on 17 woodland acres in the heart of Boston's South Shore called Acres To Grow Farm. As a hobby farmer, Acres To Grow has been raising American Guinea Hogs for 7 years. They have been shown at the local county fair, sold as pet and some processed. One boar services are many females from the Sulbar line. |
| New York | Rowland |  Feel free to contact me with general questions about Guinea Hogs, even if you don't want to buy. I love to talk hogs. I normally have quality registered piglets as well as barrows. |
| Indiana | Mahoney |  Lifetime Joyful Noise Home-N-Stead is conservator of the Hesters line of American Guinea Hogs. This is a small-boned variety of guineas with a rich history and featured in https://guineahogbooks.com/blog/ .
We also raise St. Croix Hair Sheep and a beginning flock of Welsh Harliquin ducks. |
| Kansas | Wessling |  Greg Wessling Stony Point Animal Farm Hello, we have been raising AGH hogs long enough to know we really like them. Our farm is focused on Spanish Meat goats but the hogs fit into our grazing program and help us be a little more diversified. We focus on animals that are hardy and true survivalist. They must be able to be good moms and easy keepers. Our animals must also benefit our farm with substance and sustainability. We also like the beauty of our animals in a natural setting. |
| Oregon | Fackrell |  Lifetime Cascade Meadows Farm, near Portland Oregon, helped rescue American Guinea Hogs from near extinction in 2005, and was the first to import the breed to the Western US. We have a broad range of AGH genetics and one of the largest and oldest herds in America. We select toward friendly, healthy, good growing AGH, with natural resistance to disease and parasites. We have helped hundreds of small farms get started with American Guinea Hogs and love sharing our extensive knowledge with others. We guarantee our pigs and provide ongoing advice and support. We almost always have breeding stock and feeder pigs available and we welcome visitors (with an appointment). We specialize in providing breeding pairs and trios. All our hogs are 100% purebred, registerable AGH. |
| New York | Ingraham |  Lifetime Tucked into the hills in the Finger Lakes region, I have been raising Guinea Hogs almost 12 years and love them more each year. Breeding stock and organic feeder piglets available most of the year from several different lineages. Visitors welcome
Look for Flint and Steel Farm on Facebook for pictures |
| Mississippi | Albritton | Steve & Susan Albritton Garland's Pride Farms GPF is a family farm that specializes in Dexter cattle and American Guinea Hogs. Our original stock came from North Georgia and North Carolina. We normally keep 1 boar and 2 sows so we have several litters a year. I prefer short snouts and selectively breed for that trait. |
| Arkansas | Hertlein |  Donna Hertlein #3 Hill Place Farm Piglets for sale in May-June, including breeding pairs.
I began my AGH adventure in 2010 with the purchase of Skyfire Pete and Skyfire Pulp. My line of pigs is now #3HillPlace. I chose AGH because they are considered the historical breed of Southern homesteads. Sadly, Skyfire Pete is now deceased, but Skyfire Pulp lives on (and has been selected to be one of our DNA bank examples). |
| Indiana | Caley |  Lifetime Matthew S. Caley Blue Phoenix Farm First introduced to AGH in 2017. Breeding is focused on the Hesters. Goal is to have 3 breeding groups, so as to have unrelated pairings available, but culled heavily for selection. Other animals include Highlands, Nigerian goats, barnyard mix of poultry, silver fox rabbits. |
| Alabama | Reaves | |
| New York | Yarson |  We’re a small homestead settled in a hollow of Vermont in Rutland County. My daughters and myself take every opportunity we can to learn more about this breed everyday! We are building up our Guinea Hog family and currently have 2 Boars, 2 Sows, and 2 guilts who are all floppers with amazing damenors.
We currently have 1 boar available from our litter in April and are taking deposits for our litter that hit the ground on June 14th with 4 girls and 3 boys available.
We are located in VT but do offer transportation if logistics can be worked out between myself and buyer with travel fees. |
| Ohio | Wisniewski |  We have two sweet sows and a wonderful boar. Between their most recent litters and the ones we're growing out for customers from the fall there are 20 American Guinea Hogs roaming our place. If you are interested in raising your own, let me know or check out our facebook page www.facebook.com/GrassrootsHobbyFarm |
| Oklahoma | White |  Rita White Blue Bird Ranch Our ranch is near beautiful Hayburn Lake where my husband Tim and I raise American Guinea Hogs, Kinder & Mini-Lamancha dairy goats, Emu’s, Quarter & Mini horse’s and Dark Cornish chickens. We love our Guinea Hogs sweet & gentle disposition .
The meat has the best juicy taste and the fat is awesome to cook with and make soap that is wonderfull for your skin. |
| Colorado | Brownstein |  Lifetime Alan & Meredy Brownstein Windchime Farm We began our American Guinea Hog adventure in 2018, and quickly fell in love with these amazing animals. Located on small acreage in the self-proclaimed "melon capitol of the world," our breeding stock consists of one very prolific young boar (his first two litters totaled 20 piglets) and two sows.
As of July 2019, we will have 18 AGH piglets available, some of which are being evaluated for possible registration. Whether you're seeking registered breeding stock or just want to raise some of the best pork you'll ever eat, you can't go wrong with the American Guinea Hog! |
| Texas | Mcclendon | |
| Wisconsin | Menard | |
| Oregon | Rice |  Lifetime Rodney Rice Highgate Farm Born 7/29 & 8/6/18 wiener/feeder AGH piglets available $75 each. Highgate Farm has been in our family since 1946. We've been bringing it back to a working farm since 2016. Our focus is on sustainably-raised and free-ranging heritage livestock on 60 acres of forested pastures - American Guinea Hogs, Irish Dexter Cattle, and Boer Goats. Rod and Patricia Rice website: highgatefarmproducts.com |
| Missouri | Carpenter | |
| Michigan | Gazdecki | |
| Ohio | Woodruff | |
| Ohio | Everhart |  Keith Everhart We are a small homestead we have a breeding trio.
We should be expecting another litter in May 2020. |
| Pennsylvania | Ream | |
| Oklahoma | Steele | |
| Wisconsin | Hintz |  Elsewhere Farm is a 40-acre farm located near the south shore of Lake Superior in Herbster, Wisconsin, 35 miles northwest of Ashland and 50 miles west of Superior. We began keeping AGH's in 2016 with a starting herd from Azsa Greiner's Old Beach Farm. We maintain a herd of about 30 pigs from three sows and a boar. DNC Amelia, from Setty stock, is our lead sow. We sell breeding animals and feeder pigs from May onwards, and pork starting at the end of September. |
| New Mexico | Waldon | |
| Illinois | Staley | |
| Kentucky | Black | |
| Missouri | Ford | |
| Kansas | Bokay |  Becky Bokay End of the Road Family Farm We live at the End of The Road Farm in Wathena, KS. We have AGH, chickens, and katahdin sheep. Our animals are all named and loved. They get to roam as they please (with limits), forage from the land, and live happy lives. We strive to make the AGH bloodlines better, stronger, healthier, and diverse all while giving all of our animals the best life we can possibly offer. |
| North Carolina | Kennedy | We purchased our first two sows and a boar in 2018. We absolutely love this breed. They are so docile and friendly. Everyone loves their bellies rubbed whenever they can get it. One of the sows just gave birth to her first litter of 7 piglets. She is a terrific mother. These hogs are very low maintenance. |
| Wisconsin | Crandall | |
| Tennessee | Rosti | |
| Wyoming | Habbyshaw |  Nathan & Nicole Habbyshaw Habby Valley Homestead Welcome to Habby Valley Homestead!
We are located in a beautiful little valley surrounded by cattle ranches just west of Gillette, Wyoming.
We are a family of six...Nathan, Nicole, Ethan, Lillian, Wyatt, and Elli Darlene. Our family loves being out in God’s creation; enjoying all that He has created for us. We love camping, fishing, hunting, gardening, animals, and now homesteading.
We currently have one registered AGH sow and her 4 registered AGH gilts. We will be adding a registered AGH herd sire for late spring 2021 litters and plan to raise and sell feeder and registered piglets for ourselves and others. We also have Heritage Breed chickens including Buff Orpington, Dominique, and Black Australorp.
Feel free to contact us if you have any questions. |
| Ohio | Taylor |  |
| Florida | Echo |  I am the Farm Manager at ECHO Global Farm in North Fort Myers, FL. We have a small 50-acre tropical agriculture demonstration farm where we demonstrate different conservation agriculture techniques and provide training for development workers around the world.
We integrate animals into our farm as well and that is where the Guinea Hogs come in. We have a small herd of hogs varying from 4-8 depending on the season with two full-grown female sows. |
| Louisiana | Hippler | |
| Indiana | Cuneo |  We love our AGH, we treat them well and they are socialized daily. Our stock is very friendly and easy to work with. We will have piglets available spring 2020. We currently have 2 registered brother boars (Iggy and Wilbur), 2 Registered Gilts (Ms Scarlet and Ms Mabel). Please contact if interested in seeing our breeding stock or to get on list for 2020. Thanks! |
| Virginia | Covington | |
| Maine | Delaware | |
| Indiana | Smith |  Joella Smith Tulip Tree Farm Tulip Tree Farm is located in rural Steuben County Indiana. We raise meat birds, layers, rabbits, sheep,dairy goats and American Guinea Hogs We strive to provide a healthy environment for our animals which we feel in turn will provide us with a desirable product. We will be providing AGHs for breeding stock, feeders and a rental roasting feature. Anyone interested can contact me direct 574 825 7871 call or text. |
| Ohio | Brown | |
| Iowa | Place |  Joshua Christopher Place Place's Homegrown To preserve the genetic integrity of this amazing breed we raise high quality AGHA registered breeding stock which exemplify breed standards.
Our Guineas have full access to the outdoors and are fed soy-free organic feed with herbal supplements (including a natural dewormer) and probiotics... as well as hay, nuts, fruit and pasture forage.
Feel free to contact me for breeding stock.
Located in northeast Iowa. |
| Virginia | Shaffer |  |
| Wisconsin | Benner-Lederman | Candace Benner-Lederman StoryBook Farm Hi, Our family has recently sold our Dairy Cows and were just introduced to the American Guinea Hogs. We have been looking for some alternative farming options and have been farming organically the past few years and next year our entire farm will be certified organic.! We love the Guinea Hogs and plan to direct market organic hogs. |
| Pennsylvania | Orvis | Rachel Orvis Firm Foundation Farm Our herd is located in western PA. Our goal is to sustainably raise nutrient-dense meat for our families and friends. We are thankful to also play a part in preserving a heritage breed. The Guinea Hog's characteristics of lower than average protein needs and ability to forage for a significant portion of their food make them a great fit for our farm. We are experimenting at supplementing our hogs' grain portion with nuts in the fall and winter like their ancestors. |
| Pennsylvania | Stiffler | |
| Kansas | Dagosta |  |
| Texas | Espinoza | |
| Ohio | Piatt |  Michael Piatt Piatt Farm We own a 100 acre farm in southern Ohio , we pasture certain pasture for Guinea s , we operate now with two lines of hogs , with Baylis ,Setty , oberdorfers Arthur , and also Crowe and Cascade genetic s , we can offer Registered breeding stock starting summer 2020 our genetics are older founders line and are of the larger variety over 200 lbs as adults. |
| Oregon | Lewarne | |
| Mississippi | Everett |  Stephanie Everett Tiny Farm MS Tiny Farm MS is located in New Albany, MS. We are a homesteading family aimed at producing as much of our food as possible - as naturally, organically, sustainably, and as ethically as possible. We strive to raise mainly heritage breed hogs, goats, chickens, ducks and more on 3 acres. |
| Maine | Lepage | |
| Ohio | Frahlich | |
| Kansas | Eastep | |
| Kansas | Lord | |
| Texas | Taylor |  Johnny Taylor Taylor Acres Homestead We have 2 breeder females, 1 meat female and 1 boar. $300 for registered, $200 for non registered. We are located in the Texas panhandle and these girls and guy have had lots of grazing area and room to roam. Very friendly and easy to work with. |
| New Mexico | Miller | |
| Ohio | Rhinehart | We are a small permaculture guided homestead in Southwest Ohio. |
Burgher Bend Family Farm
Armada, Michigan
248-736-4353
https://www.facebook.com/Burgher-Family-Farm-139662050032864/
Armada, Michigan
248-736-4353
https://www.facebook.com/Burgher-Family-Farm-139662050032864/
Habby Valley Homestead
Gillette, Wyoming
541-808-5405
http://www.youtube.com/channel/uct1_7klorr2kho31trxiymq
Gillette, Wyoming
541-808-5405
http://www.youtube.com/channel/uct1_7klorr2kho31trxiymq
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