Preparing to raise a couple of pigs in my 1/4 acre city backyard that’s overrun with crabgrass. I’ve been binge listening and taking notes and have learned a lot in a short period of time. Great interview style and very approachable. Would love an interview with someone raising mulefoots. Thank you!!

Listened to the podcast with David as your guest again and would really be interested in an update interview now that it’s been almost 5 years since the original interview with him.

Isn’t this supposed to be about pigs at all?

Pleasure to listen to and very informative.

Pork Ryan I think gave you a shout out at the HOA 2022 and I was sitting behind you. It took me a while to find your YouTube channel and that lead me here. I love the podcast and I have started listening at the beginning working my way through I really enjoy hearing from the different producers and different methods of achieving the same goal a more ethical and more sustainable method of raising pigs.

We are five years into our homesteading journey and just added AHG in November. This podcast is down to earth, engaging, and super practical for brand new pigherds. I had no idea how delightful pigs were and I’m so glad I added them to our homestead. I’d you doubt that’s possible, give this show a listen and hear how many others have delightful experiences with their beautiful pigs

I love pastured pig podcast and red tool house on youtube. Great content which has legitimately improved my life and happiness.

I’m fairly new to this whole pig thing. City boy moved out to the country so it’s very nice to hear other opinions and what people are doing to raise pigs. Great ideas great people on here. I don’t know if it’s just where I am at the sound quality still needs work but I’m still down in the early part of your podcast. Besides that great podcast recommend it to anybody. Thank you

We have farmed and raised hogs in woodland paddocks since 1999. Our farm is in East Tennessee. But you never stop learning. This podcast often contains a wealth of information that helps us rethink our operation.

I have been listening to this podcast since 2019 and have listened to every episode. I absolutely love the way it is informative and interesting. I especially enjoyed the episode with Dowdle family farms being a native to south Mississippi. I would really enjoy being able to hear some episodes close to our zone we are a zone 9 here being close to the gulf.

...for producing this valuable resource for those who wish to understand more about the pastured pig/pork process! “Keep on Keeping on!” Hope to see you again at the Homesteaders of America October 2021 conference in Front Royal, VA. Tim

I love you

Just found this podcast January 2021 and am binge listening while on the road every day. Good source for learning new techniques and how others have made a living doing what I want to do.

Awesome resource!!

Been binging this podcast since I found it. Great content and lots of great information. Thanks for thanking your time to make this podcast and thanks for the people who took time to be interviewed

As a new hog farmer, this has been great to listen to the many different farmers to see their experiences and glean from their success.

So much information that helps but sometimes the infomercial gets old. Still really good

Informative and enjoyable! Keep up the great work. Thanks!

I have To say I have been devouring these interviews one after another. I learn at least one new thing with each interview.

The array of guests on the show share a wealth of information for anyone wanting to learn the art of raising pigs, there’s even info for veteran pig farmers. Awesome show!

I like it

Super informative with a great diversity of guests. Troy is able to keep the flow of interviews really well, other podcasts I listen to sometimes have long, almost uncomfortable lags in dialogue.

Great podcast. Very informative and inspiring.

Learned a lot !

Very informative.

I started getting interested in pigs on pasture about 4 months ago, I new I could learn on the internet, but I never thought that someone could make a podcast on this topic AND it also be interesting!!! Troy has done what I thought would not be possible. This show is entertaining and extremely educational!!!! Please don’t stop recording!

I enjoy the various farmers interviewed from big to small and lifelong farmers to beginning farmers. The audio sometimes I find is off and makes it hard to hear the interviewee. The questions asked are in depth and explored in detail.

The varying experiences and opinions the guests bring to this podcast is better than a formal university education. I enjoy this podcast and count down to each new episode

Troy does a great job at interviewing the whole range of people from a two pig farmer to someone who raises hundreds. I’ve only raised two pigs last year but feel after listening to all the inspirational people he’s interviewed that I can and will raise more. I find myself enjoying Wednesday so I can listen to the next pastured pig podcast! God bless! CB from Delaware

Troy does an outstanding job of bringing in guests with different perspectives, methods and techniques for raising pigs on a small and medium scale. There’s something to learn and pick up on every episode that is helpful of you are raising pigs on pasture on your farm or homestead. 5 stars plus.

Love the show. Would love a series focused on beginners - like a how-to per se. Keep up the great work!

Love this podcast just got my first pigs and I’ve got a lot of good ideas from this show all ready

Love the podcast and the information presented. Audio balancing still needs some work, that tone at the end nearly gave my napping husband a heart attack!

Just found this podcast and love it! Very informative and entertaining

Really enjoy listening to your podcast I just about have everything set up to purchase and raise several pigs for my personal use and the interviews you have done have been extremely helpful.

The content is great and very much needed. However, the audio is often very poor, with the host and guests being at completely different levels and I’m having to constantly turn the volume up and down while listening. Get the audio sorted and you’ll have a five start podcast.

Troy has done a wonderful job presenting pastured pig farmers in all walks of life. It’s really refreshing to listen and relate to farmers and butchers. Can’t wait to hear more!