Building a BBQ – Turning a Lemon Into a Hog Roaster
Building a BBQ -Great ideas don’t always work as planned on the homestead. Mark’s biochar building learning curve produced a failed burner, but left him with raw materials for a new BBQ! We’ve BBQ’d our share of hogs on the roll around grill he made almost 20 years ago at our Montana farm, and he’s ready to up the game. The plans include being able to cold smoke meats for ourselves, so there are more than just BBQ possibilities here. But, here’s Mark to tell you about it himself:
Past Homestead Blogs – Anyone Can Farm
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Bill of Rights document
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Biochar: raw (clean)
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Hats – Farm Gear -Baker’s Green Acres
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How to Build a Biochar Retort
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One on One Personalized Homesteading – Farm Consulting
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Pastured Poultry and Chicken Processing- One Day on Farm June 11, 2022
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Seed Exchange Gathering April 16, 2022
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Stickers -Anyone Can Farm Tribe
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Video Class: Fencing for Success: Fencing Basics
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Video Course: How to Castrate Piglets
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Video Course: How to Harvest your Rabbits
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Video Course: How to Process Chickens, Turkeys, and Ducks
$47.00
You can BBQ a Baker’s Mangalitsa pig! Contact us to reserve your roasting hog, and we’ll give you a call to set up the details. We’ll need to know the date, location, and number of people/size of hog. We can not UPS whole hog carcasses, but delivery may be available if you are within a reasonable distance. Of course, there’s nothing like the story of your hog if you pick it up at the farm! Have roaster, will travel!