Ummm... Did those SHEEP just "OINK??" (((The Mangalitsa)))
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ม.ค. 2019
- Come take a walk with me and meet our Mangalitsa pigs! Why did we decide to raise this breed of pig and what is so special about them?
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Mangalica rules!
My favourite type of pigs.
Greetings from Hungary!
Black mangalitsas are extinct, because mangalitsa breeding was shunned during the communist period in Hungary, when the state-owned and unionised farms prefered to breed the same leaner kinds that were becoming profitable in the west at the time.
The other three kind were barely saved, with only 200 sows being found in the entire country when conversation efforts finally started, and even that was practically by accident: a spanish ham-factory owner came looking for lardy pigs, but the farmers would only show him the lean kind, so he prepared to leave, when one mangalitsa just trotted by. The guy demanded to see it's meat, despite the farmers telling him it's not a good breed, and the rest is history.
Thank you for this lesson ❤️
Black Mangalitsas are not quite extinct. Serbia saved some genetics purely by accident. In an remote village somewhere near Romanian border an guy from Leskovac stumbled across an old boar of black manga by chance. He bought him off from an old man for trifles and later he released the boar on swallow belied mangas.. Sumadinka the old serbian breed, now extinct, is one third of manga lives in genetics of Zdravinjska pig- mix of swallow-belied manga and Sumadinka. There is also Moravka, mix of Sumadinka, Black Mangalitsa and Berkshire) . This Moravka is extremely interesting pig created around 1850, probably one of the best foragers and the best mother!
I Have a herd of Mangalitsas that are living in a forest and among them tree sows that carries the genes of black mangulica, great, great gran daughters of the black boar that I mentioned.
I just watched a video with them .. search mangalista festival
That is so cool!
@@TheHoneystead Just to update on that one, in Hungary we reverse bred other mixed mangalicas and we started breeding pure black mangalicas in 2020. Now they have a breeding aid for the farmers and we have plenty in a few agricultural unis. Happy ending after all.
Never have seen or heard this breed of pig. Very interesting. Pigs in sheeps clothing.
Thank you for taking us on this tour and explaining the different breeds.
Blessings to you and your family,
Jim
❤️pigs in sheep clothing lol!!!
Just moved to Hungary and so great to see you vid as the Mangalitsa's are from Hungary :D
We are going with Mangalitsa in the spring. Love the new avatar pic! Good content here as usual!
Thank you!!! You will love them!!!!
It is a very nice scenery
you look very happy
oh my goodness, so many pigs. Great video on showing your pig breeds. Very interesting. loved it. God Bless you. oh the snow is so pretty!!!!!!
I’m loving this snow and so are our piggies!!
Great video. Found this because we just brought 3 mangalitsas into our farm family. We are in Michigan and this breed does well in colder climates.
My wife wants to start bee keeping, so we are excited to find your channel. Lots of videos to watch lol! Thank you for your content.
This pigs are awesome, so furry and cute 😍 They look like sheep
Thank you for helping appreciate the differences in Pig breeds. I hope you will do more in-depth comparisons in the future.
Thank you!! I most definitely will! For now this is a short blog that I wrote about the different breeds based on meat quality! homesteadersofamerica.com/do-you-prefer-light-or-dark-meat-pigs-on-the-homestead/
Absolutely beautiful woman.
For no mortal can have my heart or soul...
What a wonderful woman.
Hello from Montana! Enjoying your videos!
I ran across one of your honey/bee videos.. then this popped up!! You are quickly becoming a favorite channel!!!!!
Thanks for the information on your pigs. The mangalitsa are definitely a unique looking breed.😃
Thank you for watching ❤️
I have been following you for a while, but only recently began looking into Mangalitsa pigs. Was so happy to see this pop-up.
Such a delight to watch!
,,,nice video those hog breeds are just something,, they are a new one for us and we have learned some things ,, thanks for sharing,,
Aren’t they fun?!?! I’m glad you enjoyed seeing them!
its funny how shes standing next to these adorable piggies, and shes talking about how delicious they are to eat xd
I’ve incorporated Mangalitsa into the pig I developed. A swallow belly sow turned out to be a rock star and now has a son as our senior boar. I’ve used Large Black, Old Spot, Red Wattle, York, Duroc.
My hogs avg 285 at 6 months now. The fat hogs seem to be about ideal when the finished product has a 1/4 manga in it. Just my experience. Excellent video and your hogs look super healthy.
Great video and info...Blessings
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Thanks for sharing this info. I eventually want to add pigs to the farm and have been researching different breeds. I will have to see if I can find these in my area. :)
Kaley i am just speechless how your heart is and what your heart belongs to if you would have ever been in the military you earned a semper Fi a medal of honor and a humanitarian medal and a medal of honor
Our girls raised hogs for 4H market animal projects as well as sheep. However, now that they are grown and we do hogs for ourselves as well as fun we have raised another heritage breed Tamworth. You are spot on with the meat quality! The Tamworth were the best pork we've ever raised - bacon fatthy goodness. They took longer to "grow", but they were long and huge! The "plant" we delivered them to for processing said they were the largest hogs they've done. We don't do it for a business, or sell any, just for our family and friends. Thanks for showing us yours!
Our kids do the 4H as well! I have a difficult time with them showing the typical fair pig when we raise this breed for such a quality of meat! It’s truly unlike any Pork ❤️
We have friends here in parking that have mangalistas. Loved your snowy day on the farm
Such an awesome breed!
Love, love, love this video. Heritage meat is incredible (have heard Mangelista is the best), I actually was not a pork fan prior to raising our Berkshire/Hampshire crosses, they were such wonderful animals, I still miss them dearly.
Mangalitsas would be good in Alaska 😜
@@TheHoneystead SO beautiful watching 2 channels I watch, interacting with each other
So did you kill them for their meat anf then you say you still miss them dearly? Or I misunderstood something?
Great video and I have never heard of those kind of pigs I work for West Virginia Animal Science Farm in Morgantown West Virginia and I didn’t know there was such a breed of pig thank for sharing this video.
Ohhhh id love that job!
Because it comes from Hungary and they are kind of crossbreed between house pigs and boars.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mangalica
Here often house pigs mate with wild boars.
We have our own cattle type too.
th-cam.com/video/q55xjDTMZAE/w-d-xo.html
@@farkasabel Like everything good that is good from ROMANIA is from Huns det browth even the pigs from Asia in EU wen they migrate
Those wooly babies are adorable!
beautiful pigs! We have been wanting to keep a few here for our own kitchen plus the many other niches that we know pigs can fill. I had never really considered Mangalistas but they do seem pretty cool :)
They are a lovely breed!!!
Just an FYI, I hope you realize that a Berkalitsa cross no longer has the desired fat quality that a pure Mangalitsa has. Meat quality suffers a bit also IMHO.
Mangalitsa, when pasture raised and not fed corn or soy the fat has the equivalence to Olive Oil as far as Monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats! This fat melts below our body temperature! This is the only animal that you can eat the fat and have it help raise HDL and lower LDL cholesterol! Eat a piece of Mangalitsa fat, take a drink of ice water and you will find NO greasy film in your mouth!
I am VERY passionate about these pigs. I raise them in North Central Iowa. The Iowa Wollschwein Bauernhof or the Iowa Wooly Pig Farm.
what do you feed to the mangalitsas? I am from Hungary, I eat mangalitca fat every single day, and was wondering what is the ideal food for them. What do they thrive on?
100% truth!
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We feed ours milk, yogurt, cheese, squash, pumpkins, apples, pears, cherries, peaches, plums, water melons, pineapples, mangoes, kiwis, cucumbers, zucchinis, broccolis, cauliflower, cooked potatoes, cooked sweet potatoes, tomatoes, lettuce, cabbage, corn, fresh baked bread, and acorns. My pigs love the variety.
Best meat and fat ever.
Thats good info. I'm interested in getting one for a pet. Land management, too. lol I didn;t know the fat is so healthy.
@@chickenfriedbobcat6090 OH my goodness the grocery bill for those things must be quite high! Phew.
Same music from country view acres channel and they have played those two song for the last 3 years. Great music
What a beautiful way to raise pigs. They are beautiful.
Kaylee, I want that hat! ;) I had never seen nor heard of the mangalitsa before your channel. Not sure where to find them here but am on the lookout! Love your videos as always, thank you for the information!
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And I thought you were going to say " pork it's what's for dinner" at the end! I'll see myself out! 😉😂🤣😂
What cool looking pigs! I will be interested to see how your cross breeding experiment goes. Thanks for sharing :)
I’ll make sure to put it out there ❤️
Thanks for the information I live near the rockeys in Colorado and am fixing to get pigs . I wanted something that could handle the cold here and I have found Mangalica pig here 😁.
New supporter here from Big Bear's live stream
thnx for sharing nice looking hogs
I love our mangalitsas, they are just amazing pigs. There mothering is amazing, we only had one who sadly had to leave leave the farm after abandoning two litters. We have more babies coming in may from our top sow, yay!
How are the birth numbers for you. We have had anywhere from 1-11 babies.
Our girls put out really large litters.. I think the largest one was 16!
I really like this video I never heard of the breed called mangalitsa until today they are lovely are you selling any of the piglets?
Awesome!
Awwww shucks 🌽
I loved the vibe of this video, must be a pleasure to live on a farm like this. Even though I am a "summer person", the vibes just got me. What do you feed the mangalitsa pigs? I eat its meat everyday, and was wondering if they have any special needs to be healthy pigs?
Thanks in advance! :)
Hello! Thank you so much for watching! We feed out Mangalitsas barely, alfalfa, oats and spent grains for local breweries!
@@TheHoneystead are all this pigs allready slaughtered ? 🔪🐖
Can the pigs be sheared, like sheep, and the fleece spun into yarn. Would be interesting to add them to the list of animals that produce usable fleece/yarn.
New here. Good stuff. Our snow was like that last year. Very little this year so far.
We will be getting Kune Kune due to the least amount of rooting. How are these breeds in that respect?
I hear Kune Kunes are a great breed as well! Size would be a difference and also do you research on butchers if you plan on using a facility. Some butchers won’t take smaller breeds of pigs, but if you’re doing it yourself... then that is awesome! Home butchering is a true art! ❤️
Do your breeds root?
Deer Park Farmstead they do but not like other breeds I’ve raised.
One of the cutest pig I have ever seen. I have decided never to eat pork again after watching these cute animals
@László Gyurica oh I love this pig
So cute..what i mean is the beauty pig..
What are your opinions on the Mulefoot? I’m torn between Mulefoot and Mangas. Definitely want a heritage breed.
An old breed that has been developed well, high cull rate. Only the ones that survive the heat and the cold winters with minimal care are the ones that bred.
This natural culling method makes for hardier pigs that are robust with stronger immune systems as well as being better adapted.
Can you use the wool of these great animals?
Look at how beautiful they are!!! Thank you for letting us follow you around the farm😊
Those are the coolest pigs I've seen. It would be interesting to see how their wool compares to that of a sheep.
Their coat is a bit tougher, but their undercoat is so fluffy ❤️
What do you feed them??
=) cool!
I love pigs!!!
Those are really cool! What would be a good breed for Georgia? I am assuming it would be too hot down here for them.
I know you people who have them in FL.. mud holes and shade are key 😉
The Farm On Quail Hollow Ooooh, now if we only knew a reputable breeder 😜😉
Lol VA trips? Haha
Hi , I just got across of your videos on TH-cam, good content, info and an very nice homestead there . Are you by any chance selling mangalitsa piglets and for how much , thanks
Can they be w/o shepherd dogs?
Cuz wild animals can attract them n eat
Hi Kaylie, Do you sell your Mangalitsa pig. I live in southern Mississippi and am interested in raising some of these pigs for my family. Do you think they can deal with the heat in the south.
I’m planning someday a pig small farm. And we are the same pigs breeds of choice. Thanks God bless
fans from indonesia. im not eat pork, but apreciate what God invented such an unique animal.
Yes, pigs are very very unique animals
Is it bad that i read both of those in an accent
@@baileyjerman5573 I wouldn't even know what an Indonesian accent sounds like.
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Where can I buy one
Are they real bad rooters? We'd want one for a pet and land management. I"m not sure between them, Kunes, Old spot for our place yet. I don't want the land torn up badly, but enough to keep the weeds down and so forth. We have horrible invasive weeds on our land in central Ky. Poison Hemlock, Jap. honeysuckle, Wintercreeper are horrid here.
I didnt know there were furry pigs!!! So awesome! Do you raise them for food?
We do! They are a lovely breed!
Do you still raise these?
in my country peasants used to have mangulica pig and black pig called fajferica, both breed extremely easy live in open space, no matter how cold could be....unfortunately, today this two breeds are rarely to see, some enthusiastic farmers keep them alive and science confirm quality of meat....good choice for your farm👍
I sometimes miss the snow from that part of VA since moving to the beach, we might get some snow once a year, but I don't miss it enough to want to come back to it, lol. Are you using a different camera? The video quality in the past few videos has been great! Do you guys ever sell like half a hog? I would to come up there and one sometime.
Hey!!! I did invest in a better camera ❤️ we do sell half hogs as well! I have dates coming up next month if you’re interested!!
@@TheHoneystead can you send me some pricing information? Islandhomesteader@gmail.com
I’ll send it over soon! 😉
may I know how your pigs stands with snow..and what did they eat when theyre in winter season. tq:)
Barley, alfalfa, and brewers grain 😉
@@TheHoneystead I see...well, in southeast asia, we usually give some caladium (angel wings) and cheap rice. Some asian also giving their pigs their household food wastes as well, especially the commercial pink skin pigs but things doesnt work that way for Bornean beared wild pigs, a kind of non breeding pigs (original species) which only can be seen in Borneo Island
Good video, healthy pigs. Just one remark, they aren't black magalitsa pigs, we called them swallow belly magalitsa in Hungary. :)
Question do you move them or they permanently live in one place? And how big you contained them?
We rotate them between 3 plots every month or based on and foraging needs. My areas are a couple acres! Moving them around helps reduce parasites as well as reducing feed cost and land preservation:)
The Honeystead what state are you? Someday ill buy a piglets .
sweet video, Kaylee! So are they originally from Hungary?
They did 🤗 I plan on doing a video and going in depth on the breed!
It is a Hungarian breed. I'm Hungarian myself, we used to have them.
You also need to mention the multiple health benefits of eating Mangalitsa. It is known in Eastern Europe as the "Salmon with 4 legs" ,because its lard consists 70% unsaturated fats.. Also, Mangalita meat is a premium meat ( just like to Angus is considered a premium meat in beef).
I'm assuming you'd skin these!? Trying to boil & scrape the hair off these things would be a nightmare!??
Love the lard off them
Those swallow belly look really cool!
The coolest 😎 lol
Their meat looks so delicious...but they are so cute 😭😭😭!
Are you still doing this
Are these woolly pigs a pig/sheep hybrid? Did they come into existence from a regular pig mating with a sheep?
No they are a pig, not a hybrid
@@oliverholland6512 yeah, well their snouts are obviously of pigs. It's just that wool.
I kind'a like those " Woolly Hogs " and Their " Amusing Snorts" ( Noses ) in the Beginning of this film !
Thanks. Is it in Virginia?
Those were some happy pigs! Have you ever had problems with bore-taint?
No ;) but I castrate very young!
Have even had that in sows. @@TheHoneystead
Great Grandma's Greenhouse nope :)
Perfeckt 👍👍
I like them
This was really cool! Fun to see the cross breed- keep us posted on what you decide about them. Do you sell your pigs or just raise them to feed your family?
We sell meat and pigs to people as well!
I want to raise this breed too, but like you say it is near impossible to come by.
do they struggle in heat with their fur?
I do know farmers who do raise them in the south and as long as they have shade and a water hole… you should be ok :)
@@TheHoneystead awesome. I live in northern ca. I would love to buy some land and raise some Manga's.
Wow....learn something new everyday....thanks for the info!!!
What would be the cost of a pair?
Are you looking for an of age breeding pair?
Can you spin their wool
I just picked up a blonde to breed with my swallow belly. Any idea what to expect?
Good
Where are you located?
In VA!
I would love to buy some piglets from you
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The mangalitsa breead pigs provide from Romania.
No, it's a Hungarian breed
The Mangalitsa originatet from Romania not from Hungaria
It is from Hungary.. in 1830's with mixture of a Serbian breed + wild boar and thankfully survived communism, when thet're thought it is unhealthy for consumption.
Instagram model or pig farmer? Watch out for the simps!
The Mangalica (also Mangalitsa or Mangalitza)
Do you smoke any of your pig products? Do you feed acorn to your pigs? When it comes to slaughtering your pigs, do you have to do it through a butcher or are you allowed to do it yourself and would you do it European style? i.e people would wake up early in the morning to slaughter the pig in a humane way, then they place hay over the mangalitsa pig's body and set it on fire to burn the fur off. Then they scrub all the dead fur and skin off and proceed to cut up the pig based on cuts like leg ham, pork rasher, pig head etc. Do you also do it like this?
We use a USDA butcher to process our meats mainly because we can legally sell it after. I have done them myself and it takes a good day to process! We have a scolding tank to help with fur 😉
Yeah that seems to be the same rules here in Australia. It has to go through a slaughterer and have all kinds of licences and approvals from councils and government.
Mangalița (Mangalitsa) is a Transilvanian breed (romanian word).... Transylvania is right on the border with Hungary. I can't believe how many pigs you have!!! They are so well kept.... You, my friend, are amazing.... everything you touch, it trives! I'm very proud of you! Keep it up!😀
У меня тоже есть
I want 1 of those piggy as a pet