What Should You Know Before Having Pork Processed?
What Should You Know Before Having Pork Processed?
Custom pork processing allows you to turn a whole or half hog into a selection of fresh and prepared products based on your preferences. Pork offers considerable variety, which means customers have several decisions to make when submitting their processing instructions.
Understanding your options before processing can help you choose products your household will enjoy and use.
TL;DR: What Should You Know About Pork Processing?
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Planning Your Custom Pork Processing Order
Custom pork processing gives you the flexibility to choose the cuts, products, and packaging that work best for your household. Understanding your available options, how pork trim can be used, and expected packaged yield can help you plan your order and freezer space.
What Do You Get When Having Pork Processed?
What Decisions Will You Need to Make?
What Can Be Done With Pork Trim?
How Should You Plan Your Pork Processing Order?
Start with the pork products your household already purchases and eats. If you regularly prepare pork chops, consider how thick you prefer them and how many you typically cook at once. Think about whether your household uses more roasts, bacon, ham, ground pork, sausage, or grilling products. Package sizes matter as well. Selecting quantities that match your normal meals can make your finished order more convenient throughout the year. Our team can help explain processing options when you’re unsure which selections make the most sense.
Custom pork processing allows you to choose how your pork is cut, prepared, and packaged. Explore our FAQs to learn more about chop thickness, sausage options, and whole or half hog processing.
Yes. Custom pork processing provides choices regarding chop thickness along with other available cutting and packaging preferences.
Yes. Pork trim can be used for ground pork and different sausage products depending on the processing options selected.
Yes. We provide processing options for both whole and half hogs, allowing customers to choose an amount appropriate for their needs.

