Cascade Meadows Farm

Cascade Meadows Farm raises American guinea hogs on a 40-acre permaculture-based homestead in Sandy, Oregon, about 20 miles east of Portland near the foothills of the Cascade Range. Jason Paulson and Kirk Fackrell have built the farm around a carefully integrated mix of heritage livestock, with each animal serving a working role in the operation's broader sustainability goals.

The farm played a meaningful part in the early conservation of the American guinea hog: it helped rescue the breed from near-extinction beginning around 2005 and was among the first to bring American guinea hogs to the western United States. Today, Cascade Meadows Farm is a member of the American Guinea Hog Association, and its herd draws on a broad genetic base developed over years of focused breeding work.

The guinea hogs at the farm are kept in a grazing environment where they forage on grass and clover, and the farm emphasizes that the breed requires no routine chemical treatments or dewormers. Those looking for American guinea hog breeders in Oregon will find that the farm also welcomes first-time owners and shares practical husbandry knowledge to help new keepers get started.

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Species	Pig American Guinea
Website	www.cascademeadowsfarm.com
Email	jason@cascademeadowsfarm.com
Phone	+1 503-833-2710
Owners	Jason Paulson, Kirk Fackrell
Location	Sandy, Oregon, US