Kunekune Pigs
The Price of each Kunekune can vary based on bloodlines, confirmation and coloring.
- AKKPS Registered Piglets pricing starts at $500 and goes up.
- AKKPS Registered Proven Breeders Pricing starts at $800 and goes up.
- Companion Pet Pigs and Registered for Meat only pigs start at $250 and up.
A non-refundable $150 deposit will hold the Kunekune of your choice till they are ready for pickup (Between 8-10 weeks of age) A piglet will NOT BE HELD without a deposit or full payment. There are absolutely NO REFUNDS on livestock as per our cancelation and refund policy. All monies received are nonrefundable. If you are not able to pickup the animal by the specified date we give you or we agree upon, you then forfeit all money paid towards the Kunekune as well as the pig itself.
Feel free to purchase directly from the website or you may contact us to purchase any of our Kunekune pigs you may be interested in. We accept Paypal (Friends and Family), Venmo, Cashapp, Zelle, and CASH for payment. You may purchase directly through the website as well via credit/debit or you may choose a monthly installment payment option through our website via paypal.
Please reach out to us to schedule pickup and delivery options. We can offer delivery for an additional fee if you are not able to pickup if it is possible for us. We can work with your transporter or recommend a few reputable transporters for you to contact.
Kunekune pigs “cooney cooney” are a smart option for small and large farms. Kunekune means “fat and round” in the Maori language. These tasseled, sweet-tempered, medium-sized pigs hail from New Zealand. While no one knows for sure, they are thought to be a cross of Berkshire, Poland China and possibly Gloucester Old Spots among pigs from Indonesia.
Females average 150 to 295 pounds, while males can reach the 250 to 350-plus range. They have short, upturned snouts that discourage rooting, and they do not challenge fences as other pig breeds typically do. Kunekune are mostly a grazing pig and are able to grow on low inputs, making them an ideal breed during periods of escalating grain prices.
Our Newest Litters for 2024
Two litters were born on July 11 & July 20. We are currently evaluating their breeding quality and will be uploading available piglets for the next few weeks. Please reach out to us if you have any questions.
