2 14 week old pigs and an electric fence!
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- Jane
- Balfron Station, Stirlingshire, United Kingdom
- In 2000 I chucked in my job as an art gallery curator and retrained in horticulture while looking for a job outside. I am now building a business based around my twin passions - plants and fabrics - and rooted firmly in the beautiful area where I live. In the summer I grow cut flowers and herbs, in the winter I sew things from wonderful textiles. Both are sold from a van in my drive and at farmers markets. I am based near to Drymen in the Loch Lomond National Park in Scotland. I live with Euan, our two daughters Zoe and Katie, 3 cats, 1 dog, 7 chickens, 3 ducks and a rabbit.
5 comments:
They are gorgeous but I suppose they are one day destined to become brawn?
Piggies! How wonderful. Are they LGos Old Spots? I have old recipes which deal with every bit of a pig, should you need any. (don't for God's sake name them...)
You're giving me pig-envy! What a wonderful thing to do, even though they are destined for the pot ~ the flavour and the happy environment in which they have been raised will make it all worth it! Have you done this before?
How are you finding the electric fence,? and was it worth the cost?
Julia - the jury is still out on the electric fence - smallest daughter accidently disconnected it yesterday so the pigs got through to the chickens.
She has now been warned off so shall start again!
J
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