Housing
Our pigs are kept on the farm’s own family-owned land in Muchatha, Kiambu County. The farm can currently hold approximately 300 pigs.
Our farm
How We Raise Our Pigs
BABA FARM has been operating for more than four years on family-owned land in Muchatha, Kiambu County, with approximately 300 pigs of capacity.
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Feeding
Feed is sourced from local suppliers and stored at the farm.
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Water
Water is pumped to the farm from a river.
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Animal health
Two staff look after the pigs day to day, and the farm has access to an animal-health professional. Ask us about current health arrangements before you buy.
Breeding
BABA FARM breeds its own pigs: currently 25 mother pigs and 1 boar across Large White, Landrace, Duroc and MaxGro.
Piglet care
Piglets are typically sold at around 2.5–3 months old. You are welcome to see them before you buy, by appointment.
Record keeping
Ask the farm which records are available for the piglets you are considering.
Farm hygiene & visits
Visits are by appointment only, so we can arrange a time when someone can show you around. Ask us about hygiene arrangements before your visit.
Infrastructure on the farm
- River water pumped to the farm
- Electricity
- Internet
- On-site feed storage
- Two staff
- Access to an animal-health professional
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Bagged feed in the farm store.
Alt text: Feed storage at BABA FARM
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BABA FARM staff at work with the pigs (get their consent to publish).
Alt text: BABA FARM staff caring for pigs
The people
Local people work at BABA FARM, caring for the pigs every day. Meeting them is part of a farm visit.
Book a farm visitReady to see our piglets?
Message BABA FARM on WhatsApp to confirm details before visiting.