Why I’m Starting a Pig Farm in Africa (Not What You Think)

I’m Starting a Pig Farm in Uganda… Here’s Why It Could Change Everything 🐷🌍

Pork Rhyne—the Pork Evangelist—is back! This time I’m in Nakaseke, Uganda, East Africa, where I’m starting a pig farm that could transform lives, families, and entire communities. Sounds wild? It is—and it’s real.

Why pigs? Because in Uganda, pigs are more than just pork. They’re a path to economic independence, a way to pay for a child's education, and a smarter investment than cows, goats, or sheep for small-scale farmers with limited land. You can’t get two litters a year from a cow. But you can from a pig.

In this video, I break down:
✅ Why pigs are the most underrated livestock in East Africa
✅ How one pig can pay for a child’s entire year of school
✅ What most development models get wrong about farming in Africa
✅ The pig breeding program I’m building from scratch in Uganda
✅ How we’re designing low-cost, termite-resistant pig pens
✅ What sovereignty and self-reliance really look like in rural Africa

Pigs are quick earners, powerful reproducers, and perfect for smallholder farmers who need results without massive land or investment. I’m not here just to start a farm—I’m here to support a movement toward economic dignity in Africa.

🔗 Want to learn more or support our mission?
🌱 Our nonprofit pig training initiative: https://eatbeta.org
🌍 International farmer consulting & education: https://agrointernational.us

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