Visit to an Ithaca Pig Farm
He's also eating some fantastic food from local farms, and took me out to see The Piggery. These cute, talkative little piglets grow up into some extremely large, happy pigs who clearly have a lovely time running about the farm. Some are kept for breeding stock, others slaughtered for use in some fabulous charcuterie.
We had Piggery sausages and pate for dinner last night - they were excellent.
I highly recommend getting to know your local farmers, and the animals they raise.
Knowing where your food comes from is a great way to know the animals have been treated humanely and fed good things, while helping to keep local family farms in business and eating some really good food.
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I had to read this 3 times before I realized you did NOT mean that the pigs went and fetched the cows LOL
Aw, what a waste. They are really good in stews... :-(
Exactly!
You've got Araucanas, then? They're pretty birds.
I highly recommend getting to know your local farmers, and the animals they raise.
I agree, I grew up with farmers all around me.
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