Raising and breeding pigs can bring great satisfaction and reward – if you know what you’re doing.

Whether you’re raising pigs for junior fair, for market, or for breeding, there’s a lot to be prepared for. Many variables stand between you and a blue ribbon or profit. Diseases, health care, nutrition and housing, for starters.

Simply put, if you don’t know what you’re doing, a lot can go wrong.

That’s why I wrote Doc Sanders Goes Whole Hog.

In 14 easy-to-follow chapters, I cover the whole hog – everything you need to know to successfully raise and breed pigs. Spiral-bound, this book is an easy page turner you can take to the barn for step-to-step instructions.

Throughout, you’ll find helpful diagrams and photos, best practices, clear research-based advice, and my learnings from more than 40 years of veterinary practice and consulting with breeders, vets, auctioneers and producers around the world. All the finer details of breeding pigs and general pig care.

With this resource, you’ll learn how to keep your pigs healthy, happy, and profitable.

Plus, the book comes with a free DVD, which highlights key advice from the book, along with bonus commentary.

In Whole Hog, I cover common swine diseases, vaccinations, disease prevention and treatment, breed and pig selection, nutrition, swine management practices, detailed instructions on swine breeding (including artificial insemination techniques), farrowing (birthing), ethics in the show ring and marketplace, and virtually every other facet of raising pigs.

Though some of these topics can get very technical, everything is broken down into practical, easy-to-apply guidance, advice, and technique.

It’s all information you can put right to use, whether you’re raising a pig for junior fair or going into small-scale swine production and marketing. If you’re planning on breeding pigs, then this book is for you.

Prepare for success. Get your copy today.