Hubbell's Hog Heaven

A blog about our small pig farm on 1-1/2 acres on the Big Island of Hawaii. We utilize the Korean Natural Farming method as learned from Master Cho (CGNF).

Sunday, February 24, 2013

Late Winter News

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We continue to be busy with the pigs and farm tours. All 13 piglets I wrote about in the last post thrived, grew quickly, and were sold off...

Friday, December 14, 2012

Things We Learned From the Latest Farrowing

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First off, a little catch up. Our piggery currently consists of 5 finished pens housing 18 pigs of various ages. It sounds like a lot, and...

Wednesday, June 27, 2012

Second Litter of the Season

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The waiting time is over! Spot had her babies last week. Eight more healthy piglets! This time it was 7 males and 1 female, just the op...

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Friday, May 18, 2012

Announcing the Second Generation Natural Farmed Pigs!

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The piglets are here! Eight healthy piglets were farrowed May 16, 2012 by our sow Big Girl. (Those who have read past posts may recall that ...

Monday, May 14, 2012

Almost Time!

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Found this useful chart and thought I'd post it here for reference. It's from Purdue University, and though the photo at the top o...

Thursday, May 10, 2012

Time to Catch Up, Part 2: The Pigs

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Our original two sows, Lola & Suey, made delicious additions to our freezer and our diet. Not being one to waste food, or a life, I hav...

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Time to Catch Up, Part 1: The Piggery

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The piggery is almost complete: only one pen left to fill. The other pens could use a topping off since they have settled a bit due to dec...

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