Todd Wolter

Todd Wolter and Amanda Wolter are breeders of American Guinea hogs in Alanson, Michigan, Northern Michigan near Petoskey. They have raised these heritage hogs for several years under guidelines set by the American Guinea Hog Association and maintain regular health screenings to support strong bloodlines.

The hogs live on pasture-based paddocks at their family farm, with daily handling that encourages calm temperaments and early socialization. The Wolters’ approach balances traditional husbandry with sustainable practices, preserving the breed’s historical role in small-scale agriculture. Their commitment has earned praise from local farmers for delivering well-adjusted breeding stock suited to homestead environments.

Their work has been featured in regional agricultural newsletters for its focus on heritage breed conservation. The herd thrives under rotational grazing, with a winter shelter designed to keep animals comfortable during cold months. They maintain detailed lineage records and work with local veterinarians to monitor herd wellness.