CAINUPERIRES
"Call 1.888.281.1617 for your...Semen, Breeding Stock and Show Pigs"
Earl: 641-774-5397 ~ Lee: 641-774-4447 ~ e-mail: cainfarms@iowatelecom.net  ~ 19760 490th Street ~ Chariton, IA 50049
       Cain Farms is a family-run business that has been producing top quality breeding stock and show pigs for over 35 years.  Currently, our operation consists of approximately 300 registered Hampshire sows (Top Recorder of Hampshire hogs in the U.S.), 50 Yorkshire sows, and 40 crossbred sows as well as a group of superior sires housed in the boar stud.  We farrow year around to maintain a large selection of boars, open & bred gilts, and show pigs.  In addition to selling breeding livestock and show pigs, we offer semen on all boars.

       The Cain Family continues to travel over the United States to exhibit genetically proven breeding stock at the national shows as well as consigning championship caliber show pigs to a few select sales.  We feel the show ring helps us stay aware of the trends in type and find the genetics that can help us and our customers end up in the winner’s circle.  Click on show pigs or champions to see a few of our past champions.

       In addition to viewing and purchasing our breeding stock and show pigs on the road, we encourage you to personally visit the operation to make your private treaty purchases.  At Cain Farms, we enjoy showing you the prospects you want to see and answering any questions that will assist in choosing  your next selection.  However, we realize that many of you are unable to travel hundreds of miles to see what we have available.  Consequently, give us a call to discuss the prospects you are interested in and we will send you an e-mail attachment, video, or mail the pictures of a potential prospects.  We, at Cain Farms, thank you for the opportunity to share our operation with you.

       Cain Farms is located in Chariton, Iowa (approx. 50 miles south of Des Moines, Iowa).  The farm site is west of Chariton - one mile north of Highway 34 on County highway S23 and then west one-fourth of a mile on the 1^st gravel road.  You can't miss it!

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