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Nettle Valley Farm uses a rotational grazing system- this means pigs and chickens systematically rotate into new pasture, surrounded by mobile electrified fencing that Dayna checks and adjusts each day. This method is good for the land and the pigs alike. The pigs fertilize lush pasture (unlike confinement hog operations where liquid manure gathers in toxic pits). And, the pigs get to behave like pigs- building mud baths, seeking shelter from the sun in the cool woods. “We try to give them a nice mix of shady woods for comfort level. We always try to make sure they have a breezy shady spot and the diversity of the plants that grow in shade- like nettles and blackcap raspberry vines.”
Nettle Valley Farm uses a rotational grazing system- this means pigs and chickens systematically rotate into new pasture, surrounded by mobile electrified fencing that Dayna checks and adjusts each day. This method is good for the land and the pigs alike. The pigs fertilize lush pasture (unlike confinement hog operations where liquid manure gathers in toxic pits). And, the pigs get to behave like pigs- building mud baths, seeking shelter from the sun in the cool woods. “We try to give them a nice mix of shady woods for comfort level. We always try to make sure they have a breezy shady spot and the diversity of the plants that grow in shade- like nettles and blackcap raspberry vines.”
Nettle Valley Farm uses a rotational grazing system- this means pigs and chickens systematically rotate into new pasture, surrounded by mobile electrified fencing that Dayna checks and adjusts each day. This method is good for the land and the pigs alike. The pigs fertilize lush pasture (unlike confinement hog operations where liquid manure gathers in toxic pits). And, the pigs get to behave like pigs- building mud baths, seeking shelter from the sun in the cool woods. “We try to give them a nice mix of shady woods for comfort level. We always try to make sure they have a breezy shady spot and the diversity of the plants that grow in shade- like nettles and blackcap raspberry vines.”
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