KuneKune Pigs

They are a smaller breed pig averaging 100-250 lbs.

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KuneKunes prefer grass instead of rooting up the earth.

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Off-white Banner Off-white Section Separator KuneKunes are known for succulent, red marbled pork. While it takes a little longer to grow them to market size, 9-14 months vs. 6 months, it is worth the wait!

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KuneKune Pigs

Perfect for Small Homesteads

They are a smaller breed pig averaging 100-250 lbs.

KuneKunes are social and easy-going.

KuneKunes prefer grass instead of rooting up the earth.

Fencing can be purchased in the Mother Earth News Store. Tap here to learn more.

Want to know More about Raising Pigs?