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Gloucestershire Old Spots Breeding Advice. January, 2019 D. P. Sponenberg The Gloucestershire Old Spots hog breed is a relatively recent addition to the genetic resources of the USA. The breeding is closely monitored in the United Kingdom, so hogs here have good pedigrees that go back several generations. American breeders need to assure the […]
USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency have developed a protocol to help ensure bilateral trade will continue if African swine fever is detected in feral swine in either country, while still absent from domestic swine.
Another litter today from our UK 2nd generation Dahlia gilt. She has 7 beautiful piglets. We also just put Circle Walker into a farrowing pen. She is a 2nd gen Star gilt.
GOSPBU.org Aumsville, Oregon, Oregon
Lindsey Frankus
Where are you located?
Do you still have uk gilts available? Interested in adding new lines to my herd. A goal for us genetic diversity!
From our partners at OSU Extension:
Reforestation Assistance for landowners
who need to replant after wildfire.
Were you affected by the 2020 wildfires? Do you need to plant trees? Have you ordered the seedlings you need? If you need to plant trees and have not been able to find seedlings, please fill out this online survey form. Consider signing up to be included in a new program to provide seedlings at fair market prices for landowners affected by the fires.
Due to the wildfires, along with previously planned reforestation demand, availability of tree seedlings and tree planters is expected to be far short of what is needed over the next few years. OSU Extension is working with the Oregon Small Woodlands Association, Oregon Department of Forestry, US Forest Service, and other partners to assess the reforestation need and develop extra capacity to produce seedlings and plant trees.
We want to know who needs trees (and how many) in order to set our targets for aggregated seedling orders for people who have not been able to find trees. We are working on an order for 2021-2022, to be followed by longer range nursery orders to meet expected demand over the next several years.
If you are interested in ordering seedlings through this program please use the survey form to get on our list and we will get back in touch with you to confirm details.
Reforestation Assistance Survey
Do you need financial assistance to pay for re-planting burned areas that cannot/will not be salvage harvested? Under the federal Emergency Forest Restoration Program you may qualify for funding to cover up to 75% of the cost of re-planting some of the areas that burned. The deadline for applications is December 31, 2020. Contact your local office of the Farm Service Agency to apply.
If you have questions, please contact Glenn Ahrens glenn.ahrens@oregonstate.edu 503-655-8631
CARRIE BERGER
Associate Program Leader, Forestry & Natural Resources Extension
Fire Program Manager, Forestry & Natural Resources Extension Fire Program
Oregon State University | College of Forestry
133 Richardson Hall, Corvallis, OR 97331 | 541-737-7524
Our 2nd generation Star had a litter of 7 yesterday and the sire is our UK Cosscoombe Gerald 15.
They’re beautiful!!!😍
Why you stay so busy.
Peacehaven Princess Ann
Our Pure UK Peacehaven Princess Ann had seven beautiful piglets for us this morning. She was bred to our Pure UK
Peacehaven Sambo 4 and the piglets have a CI of 0.0045.
I only sell these or any of my registered Pure UK Piglets to GOSPBU members.
Congrats on the beautiful litter!
Excellent glad to see my pigs are still producing for you,really pleased 😁
A friend of mine has a Black Group Patrick boar that he's wanting to sell. He is registered with National Spotted Swine Record in Illinois. Ear notch is a 25-3 we are trying to find a worthy place to advertise him. Any suggestions?
About The Breed
The earliest mention of the Gloucestershire Old Spots breed in English literature dates to around 1790. The Old Spots pig is friendly, funny, and floppy-eared, with a large, rounded body. They are white in color and can be sparsely or liberally decorated with black spots.
About Us
In the summer of 2013 many GOS breeders were looking for a place to discuss different aspects of raising GOS pigs. When a collective group of GOS breeders had a chance to meet, and talk about the many great ways to improve the herd, the GOSPBU was born.
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🇬🇧 Pure UK Muriel 🇬🇧
Chilthorne Muriel farrowed her second litter for us yesterday afternoon. She didn’t get started until about 7 pm and when we took a look there were only 2 but Julie…Total views: 453
Price: $ 450.00
🇬🇧 Pure UK Litter From Our UK Ellen 🇬🇧
Our UK Balsham Ellen had 8 little piglets waiting for us this morning (1-22-19) when we went to feed her. The sire is our mighty UK boar Cosscoombe Gerald. The…Total views: 274
Price: $ 450.00
Bluebell X Patrick Piglets - Double Black Group
One of our 2nd generation purebred UK GOS RXF 16 (Bluebell x Pat) had a litter of 9 this morning. She laid on one before we even got to her.…Total views: 147
Price: $ 450.00
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Price: $ 750.00
UK 🇬🇧 - Chilthorne Princess Mary 171
Our UK Chilthorne Princess Mary broke out of her farrowing pen Thursday night. Julie and I started feeding about 9am Friday morning and Julie starts yelling Princess Mary is gone…Total views: 542
Price: $ 450.00
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GOSPBU
PO Box 1310
Aumsville, OR 97325