180. Slow-Grown, Flavor-First: The Mangalitsa Difference with Natalie Hancock

180. Slow-Grown, Flavor-First: The Mangalitsa Difference with Natalie Hancock

Grazing Grass Podcast sharing Regenerative Ag Stories

B123 juillet 202553 min
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In this episode of the Grazing Grass Podcast, Cal visits with Natalie Hancock of Olde Oak Glen, located near Perkins–Tryon, Oklahoma. Natalie shares her unique journey from the mountains of Greece to raising one of the rarest and most flavorful heritage pigs—Mangalitsa—on 60 forested acres. What began as a love for animals, particularly horses, turned into a passion for pigs after rescuing a potbelly. Now, Natalie is one of the largest Mangalitsa breeders in Oklahoma, producing high-quality pork and skin care products while embracing regenerative and ethical farming practices. In this episode, you'll hear about: How...

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