
Heluka®
Happy pigs & plenty of sunshine, rooting and napping in the shade.
Moist, Tender, Flavorful
Quick Facts
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Species Name
Pork
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Origin
Western Iowa
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Harvest Method
Pastured
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Range & Habitat
Midwest United States
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Producer
Beeler's Pure Pork

Range & Habitat
Beeler's Pure Pork
Heluka® is derived from the
Native American language meaning "full of sun."
Their pork is given that name because
every pig on Their Heluka® farms is FREE
to go outside at will to enjoy the fresh air and sunshine!
Heluka® pork was developed with two things in mind: the welfare of the pigs and the palates of consumers. To satisfy both, Beeler's have developed their own exclusive Heluka® production model and breed. This system ensures that Beeler's pigs are raised with compassion, and that your dining experience will be exceptional, consistent, wholesome, and safe.
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