Raising Happy Pigs - Our Mountainside Hog Hotel 🐷🤠
Come meet the pigs with Daniel at Ballerina Farm and see their mountainside accommodations and lifestyle. This is Part II of our Hog Round Up Series.
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Hannah, Daniel, and Family
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VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS
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00:00 Introduction to the pigs
00:55 Luxury Chicken Retirement
03:29 Why You Should Separate Your Pigs by Size While Growing
04:05 How to Keep Your Animals Well Watered in Winter
05:15 Selecting the Biggest Pigs
06:58 Is It Hard to Send our Pigs to Harvest?
10:00 Watch for Part III of our Hog Round Up
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SHARING OUR DREAM WITH YOU
This channel is all about the adventures, hard work, and farm lifestyle chosen by two city kids who wanted live the dream of modern farming, while preserving the quality of life found in traditional home cooking and living off the land.
Nestled in the fertile, mountain valleys of Utah, Ballerina Farm is named after Hannah, a former Miss New York City and graduate of the Juilliard School of Dance. Daniel is a history major and now holds his MBA to guide the ever-growing business. The children are wild, hardworking, and homeschooled by their mother as they learn to farm, rodeo, dance, and grow barefoot and free.
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Пікірлер: 58
I love learning about all this stuff. Thank you for being to respectful towards your animal's. We need more farmer's like you.
it's very refreshing to see you guys talking about some of the real life stuff that happens on a ranch/farm.. A lot of people dream about the "homesteading life" without taking into account that there's a lot of death and a that it's a whole lot of work. Thank you for educating and not glamourizing. You guys are my favorite thing on youtube these days, and you help me formulate my dreams. Keep uploading often!
@4legs4paws55
9 ай бұрын
LoL their whole channel is glamorising traditional farm life without telling you that they are million dollar trust fund babies - I lived on a proper dairy farm - I can tell you real farm life looks a lot different if you don’t come from a family that owns multiple airlines 😅 And I am not hating on them - they doing a good job there are worst millionaires out there but this has nothing to to with refreshing real farming
@Lucretia916
8 ай бұрын
@@4legs4paws55billion* these people have it made for them lmao
No entiendo nada porque no me manejo en inglés pero adoro ver cómo esta familia se maneja perfectamente bien en todos los ámbitos, cómo los hijos crecen de forma amigable en mitad de la naturaleza y de forma más bien tradicional, y hasta he conocido ¡¡cerdos negros!! y gran comedero de gallinas; por cierto, todos esos animales muy bien criados, a juzgar por su apariencia. 👏👏👏👍👌😃😃♥️♥️
My husband and I love you, your followers from Iraq🇮🇶
I love watching this! My daddy grew up in a one bedroom hog farm with his step-daddy and momma. He would tell me stories of the times he had, but that was in Louisiana, MO Blessings🕊️
This is very refreshing. And you’re very respectful to the animals. Thank you for sharing these to us.
I have respect for the respect you have for your Berkshires and senior hens!! The music killed me!🤣🫠
God bless you
More people need this lifestyle. Close to earth, close to God ( no matter the religion) 🇺🇸🇧🇬
I see my friends from Poland, I know covertly a lot of my associates and friends from Europe are watching 🆗🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️
Muy interesante el video y toda tu explicación. Un fuerte abrazo y saludos desde Buenos Aires, Argentina.
They've fulfilled the measure of their creation 🙏
They are so adorable ❤❤❤
Love y’all so much ❤ Keep doing you. I admire you all and enjoy seeing your life. Thank you for sharing.
Enjoying your family blogs very much.
Thank u because u are respectful of your animals
The beautiful big Piggies.
They seem to like the snow.🤍☺️
GOD bless You all form Poland 🇵🇱😊
Greetings from Colombia... Excelent job, nice family and place to live, God bless you all. Saludos... Take care
Love fr0m the Philippines.
PARECE muito frio esse lugar 😢❄❄❄❄
I follow you from Turkey, i love your family and your lifestyle. 🤍
❤❤❤ on repeat. I love all your videos. ❤❤❤
@HunterJohnson77
4 ай бұрын
I know right? they are not commercial farmers at all. They know each cow personally.
Donut is so cute hahaha
Is your nutritionist. Bryan? I buy grain from him as well and he told me he sells you folks a lot of grain …. Love the clip!! Thanks for posting
Would be amazing hear about the time you guys leaved I’m Brazil 🇧🇷
Could you talk a bit about breed and pricing? What does it cost you to raise them? What is the return? What is your take home after taxes? How many pigs do you have? Are they Berkshires? Why that breed? I'm a first generation farmer thinking about raising pigs right now and I'd love to see a video from you all on your experience.
@hamadd226
8 ай бұрын
ربي غنم أو بقر أفضل من الخنزير
@CameoFarmer
8 ай бұрын
Why so? @@hamadd226
@Lucretia916
8 ай бұрын
They probably don’t care too much about the prices since they’re billionaires
@eunicebezerra6188
6 ай бұрын
@@Lucretia916tanto melhor ,cultivam por amor a terra,aos animais,genial!
I used to be vegetarian. This is the type of place I want to buy my meat from 😊
@HunterJohnson77
4 ай бұрын
Why is that?
@Emily-zx3lp
4 ай бұрын
@@HunterJohnson77 Why is what?
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To me, the method used for slaughter will be very important in selecting a processing company. For example, gassing these babies is a hard no…
Domuzun yenildigini ilk defa görüyorum bilmiyorum şaşırdım Türkiyeden selamlar ❤
Eu sei que carne de porco e comida pra muitss nacoes nao entendi para o que eles vao ser comidos o vao consumir vai da uma explicacao. Porco. Come se no natal e todos. Os dias. O vai comsumir ❤os lindos porquinhos😢
How do the pigs get killed?
@HunterJohnson77
4 ай бұрын
Is your beef certified organic grass fed?
The thing that sucks is, they’re intelligent to know that they’re being raised to be slaughtered and that they lose their family and watch them get murdered… That’s traumatizing and the furthest for my happy life
@mayedancing
6 ай бұрын
They are intelligent so I get what your saying but the beautiful thing is that they is a rancher that takes such good care of his animals and gives them a good life. I wish more ranchers had this integrity. Because regardless there will always be a demand for meat so why not support the people that give there animals good lives and respect them.
@WellActualllyyy
4 ай бұрын
@@mayedancing would you rather live a life for a year or two in a cage that ultimately ends in extreme stress, trauma and death or not have existed at all?
@jonatalovrin6285
4 ай бұрын
@@WellActualllyyythere still no better source of food than meat. I’m not justifying I think it’s the main problem
@user-sp8lf3kq1x
Ай бұрын
I agree!! No meat here or dairy!! Breaks my ❤!!
@lisab889
16 күн бұрын
I really don’t think a pig “knows” what’s it’s raised for. Animal intelligence? Not human intelligence. Can they sense fear? Yes but they don’t know they’re being harvested! Come on….
Nice! Now do a video of how the happy little pigs get slaughtered :)
"fulfill the measure of their creation" lol thats some sociopathic thinking right there