04/11/2026
Hey Everyone,
We’ve got some exciting news about our Pig Adoption Program, and we wanted to share it directly with you — because this isn’t just an update, it’s a better way for all of us to grow together
Over the past months, we’ve been listening carefully: to your feedback, to our farm operations, and to how first-time adopters and long-time members experience the program. And here’s what we realized: some of you wanted to start but found the initial commitment high, while others wanted to adopt more pigs but needed more flexibility.
So, we made a change — one that benefits everyone.
🐖 Flexible Adoption Structure — Start Easier, Grow More
Now, the Community Pig Adoption Plan is designed to be more flexible and accessible:
Total Adoption Fee: USD 75
Installments:
Month 0 → USD 35 – Piglet adoption & allocation
Month 3 → USD 20 – Feeding, care, and farm management
Month 6 → USD 20 – Continued feeding, healthcare, and safety
This means you can start with less upfront, support your piglet as it grows, and even adopt more units comfortably.
⏱ Program Duration — Aligned With Real Pig Growth
We’ve also structured the program around the natural farming cycle, giving your piglets the best chance to grow healthy and strong:
Month 0–2 → Weaner Stage
Month 3–4 → Grower Stage
Month 5–7 → Finisher Stage
Month 8 → Farrowing (Piglet Production Phase)
A flexible adoption structure requires a flexible timeline as well. This longer, structured timeline ensures better animal welfare, stronger farm management, and more reliable production — which means your benefits are more secure.
🎁 Benefits to Adopters — Strong & Fair
After completing the final installment (Month 6), you’ll receive 4 piglets within 2 months.
Market Value per Piglet: USD 50
Total Potential Value: USD 200
💡 Why This Change is a Win for You
1. Flexible Adoption → Start small, adopt more later, easier for first-time participants
2. Aligned with Farm Cycle → Healthy pig growth, better management, higher reliability
3. Sustainable & Scalable → Improved animal welfare and production quality
4. Transparent Updates → Regular progress reports, photos, and farm insights