We had our pigs scanned the other day and it would appear that the Kune Kune is not "in pig" at all and yet I was convinced she was (what would I know!!). Our boar has gone down to Wicklow to see a lovely sow so I'm hoping on his return romance may blossom betweem them...
The red Mangalitza is "in pig" so we are delighted with that - she is such a good mother and produces good solid piglets, July will be a busy month.
Morag
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