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I have 4 shares of pork available (1 share equals half a pig) in January. Pigs are fed organic grain and are pastured here on our farm, they are Chester Whites. Cost is 3.50$ a pound and .70 cents a pound for smoking. If interested please message me in my inbox or visit our website http://www.votervalefarm.com

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We still have 2 shares remaining. We are asking a 100$ deposit. Our pigs now have been taken off our garden lot and moved to a new lot that I have set up for them.

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Hi, where are you located? Does your price include butchering?thanks, Rob

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We are located in Avon which is 20 min north of Farmington. The 3.50$ a pound and .70 cents for smoking includes the butchering fees.

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