Tatnic Shepherds

06/15/2026

Comment on Olde Stone House Farm to name these new piglet!

🐷 Piglets are back!

We welcomed two new Mangalitsa gilts to the farm yesterday, and they’re already settling in nicely.

A big thank you to Tatnic Shepherds and Honey & Stem Farm and Florals for helping us add these girls to our future breeding program. We’re excited to watch them grow!

Now the important question… they need names! Any suggestions? 🐷❤️

06/03/2026

06/03/2026

Mangalitsa piglets **Available 6/7 - 6/14

From Sunshine our sow (blonde) and Apple our Boar (swallow belly)

Discounts on multiples.

04/27/2026

**Posting for a friend** Are you looking for a Rouen Hen and or Rouen Drakes? These ducks are looking for placement. Hatched Aug 2025, 9 months old.
Comment interested on post if you send a PM. We are having trouble with Meta and our PMs at times.

04/25/2026

Sunshine had her piglets for our Spring 2026 piggies!

03/08/2026

While our spring piglets haven’t arrived yet, Olde Stone House Farm piglets are growing beautifully.

03/02/2026

University of Maine Cooperative Extension is offering this opportunity again this year. We attended 2025.

Registration is opening for the Maine Meat Cutting School! 🥩

If you’ve been waiting for this one… now’s your moment. This highly sought-after, hands-on training fills fast every year.

Our 3-day Meat Cutting School is back this March, offering a deep dive into professional meat cutting and processing,from food safety to carcass breakdown and sausage making.

With limited spots available, this is a unique opportunity for livestock producers, aspiring processors, and anyone looking to build real, practical skills.

📅 March 18–20, 2026
📍 UMaine, Orono

👉 Learn more and register:
https://extension.umaine.edu/food-health/food-safety/meat-cutting-school/

02/10/2026

Help our search! Apple 🍎 our boar is looking for a swallow belly gilt or sow. We currently have blondes already. If you know of a female swallow belly in the New England area, please send us her info.
Thank you!

02/06/2026

Mangalitsa pigs thrive in winter at our house. 🥶 Summer is actually more challenging during heat waves. This lard breed keeps warm during winter and prefer to sleep in the hay instead of the pig houses.