KuneKunes can cohabitate with other livestock, but should they? A look at the benefits, challenges, and why we've chosen to keep ours separate.

Keeping water unfrozen in winter is essential for your KuneKunes. Here are practical methods that work — including what we use to handle Wisconsin's subzero temperatures.

It's a common misconception that KuneKunes don't root. Here's why they do it, how to minimize damage, and how you might even turn it to your advantage.

KuneKunes may reach sexual maturity early, but that doesn't mean they're ready to breed. A guide to knowing when your gilt is truly prepared for pregnancy and farrowing.

Why does a farm need a barrow? Its role is more crucial than you might think — from companion duties to breeding program logistics to better-tasting pork.

KuneKunes thrive on pasture, but feed still matters. Here's how we approach daily feeding — from choosing the right pellets to winter supplements and budget-friendly treats.