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1. Prestage Farms – Goldsboro Hog Farm

One of the largest independent hog producers in the U.S., with major operations in North Carolina. 

• Mailing Address:
  938 Millers Chapel Rd., P.O. Box 10009
  Goldsboro, NC 27534-7772

• Phone: (919) 778-3130

• Notes: Ranked #9 nationally in 1998; still a major player with additional operations in Mississippi and a share in Circle Four Farms (UT). 

2. Circle Four Farms (Seaboard Foods)

Located in Utah, this is one of the largest single-site hog production facilities in the world. 

• Mailing Address:
  Circle Four Farms
  2700 West 10000 South
  Milford, UT 84751

• Notes: Operated by Seaboard Foods; processes over 1 million hogs annually.

3. Smithfield Foods – Multiple Locations

The largest pork producer in the U.S., owned by WH Group (China). Operates numerous large-scale farms, especially in North Carolina, Virginia, and Missouri.

• Corporate Headquarters:
  Smithfield Foods, Inc.
  200 Commerce Street
  Smithfield, VA 23430

• Notes: Specific farm addresses are often not publicly listed due to security and privacy concerns, but many are concentrated in eastern North Carolina. 

4. The Pork Group (a division of Tyson Foods)

Operates large hog farms across the Midwest and South.

• Corporate Address:
  Tyson Foods, Inc.
  2200 W. Don Tyson Parkway
  Springdale, AR 72762

• Notes: Specific ranch addresses are typically not disclosed publicly. 

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1. HyLife Ltd.

Currently one of the largest pork producers and exporters in Canada, with massive operations in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Following its acquisition of ProVista, it controls approximately 37,000 sows and produces over 3.6 million hogs annually. 

• Corporate Headquarters:
  HyLife Ltd.
  100 – 295 Main Street
  Steinbach, MB R5G 1Z2

2. Olymel L.P.

The largest pork processor in Canada by volume, particularly dominant in Quebec. While they operate many contracted farms, they also own significant production facilities. 

• Corporate Headquarters:
  Olymel L.P.
  500 Rue Armand-Frappier
  Saint-Hyacinthe, QC J2S 0B7

• Notes: Olymel works with a network of producers; specific large farm addresses are often held by individual owners or cooperatives rather than listed under the Olymel corporate address. 

3. Maple Leaf Agri-Farms

The hog production division of Maple Leaf Foods, vertically integrated to supply their Brandon, Manitoba processing plant. They operate large-scale colonies and farms in Manitoba, Alberta, and Ontario. 

• Regional Offices & Key Locations:

  • Landmark, MB: 246 Main Street, Landmark, MB R0A 0X0 (Regional Office & Feed Mill)

  • Strathmore, AB: Regional Office

  • Thamesford, ON: Regional Office

  • Souris, MB: Feed Mill

• Corporate Parent:
  Maple Leaf Foods Inc.
  6985 Financial Drive, Suite 500
  Mississauga, ON L5N 0A1

• Notes: Many of their large operations are Hutterite colonies or specialized large-scale units in Manitoba. 

4. Big Sky Farms (Saskatchewan)

Historically one of the largest independent hog producers in Western Canada, now largely integrated into supply chains for processors like HyLife or Maple Leaf. 

• General Location:
  Central Saskatchewan (Specific mailing addresses for individual large sites are typically private).

• Notes: Known for large-scale colony-style production.

Unlike the USDA, which has a vast network of local service centers, Manitoba centralizes many regulatory functions. Here are the key mailing addresses:

5. Manitoba Agriculture (General & Production)

This department handles farm business, animal health, and production issues.

• Head Office Mailing Address:
  Manitoba Agriculture
  401 York Avenue, 9th Floor
  Winnipeg, MB R3C 0P8

• General Enquiries: 1-844-769-6224

• Email: agriculture@gov.mb.ca

• Specific Program (Manure/Nutrient Management):
  Email: agindustrydev@gov.mb.ca (for industry development) or contact local Growing Opportunities (GO) offices. 

6. Manitoba Conservation and Climate (Environmental Regulation)

This is the direct regulatory counterpart to the USDA's environmental oversight (like CAFO permits), managing the Livestock Manure and Mortalities Management Regulation.

• Environmental Approvals Branch Mailing Address:
  Manitoba Conservation and Climate
  1007 Century Street
  Winnipeg, MB R3H 0W4

Manure Management Plan (MMP) Submissions:
Historically sent to: Box 46, 200 Saulteaux Crescent, Winnipeg, MB R3J 3W3 (Verify current intake as processes have moved to email: mmpregistration@gov.mb.ca)

Key Industry Context:

• Manitoba Dominance: Manitoba has the largest average herd size in Canada (over 6,000 head per farm), making it the hub for the "largest" individual sites. 

• Privacy & Biosecurity: Direct mailing addresses for specific barns are rarely public to prevent protests and disease transmission (e.g., African Swine Fever). Correspondence is usually directed to corporate or regional offices.

• Hutterite Colonies: A significant portion of large-scale production in the Prairies (MB, SK, AB) is managed by Hutterite colonies, which operate as communal farms and do not always use standard corporate mailing structures

7. Regional Agriculture & MASC Service Centres

For local farm visits and specific regional queries (similar to USDA county offices), Manitoba uses combined Agriculture and MASC (Manitoba Agricultural Services Corporation) centers. Key locations for the hog belt include:

• Brandon (Western Hub):
  Unit 100 – 1525 1st Street S
  Brandon, MB R7A 7A1

• Steinbach (Eastern Hub):
  Unit C – 284 Reimer Avenue
  Steinbach, MB R5G 0R5

• Neepawa:
  Box 1179, 41 Main Street E
  Neepawa, MB R0J 1H0

• Portage la Prairie:
  Unit 400, 50-24th Street NW
  Portage la Prairie, MB R1N 3V9 

Examples of Large/Active Hog Colonies in Manitoba (Mailing Format):

• James Valley Colony:
  Box 322, Elie, MB R0H 0H0
  (One of the oldest and largest, often involved in regulatory discussions)

• Spring Valley Colony:
  R.R. 4, Box 38, Brandon, MB R7A 5Y4

• Grass River Colony:
  Box 540, Athabasca, AB T9S 2A5 (Note: Some operations span borders, but Manitoba address may vary; often listed near Glenella, MB).
  Correction for Manitoba location: Grass River Colony (Glenella, MB) typically uses a local box address like Box 100, Glenella, MB R0J 0T0 (verify locally as boxes change).

• Milltown Colony:
  Box 20, Headingley, MB R4H 1C6 (Approximate; often uses Headingley or Winnipeg Rural routes). 

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8. Professional Intermediaries

While there is no government-style "USDA equivalent," some accounting and legal firms specialize in Hutterite agriculture and act as de facto liaisons for complex business or regulatory issues:

• MNP LLP (Hutterite Services):
  National Leader: Jason Smith
  Address: 100 – 295 Main Street, Steinbach, MB R5G 1Z2 (Often co-located with ag hubs).
  Note: They provide advisory services but do not hold regulatory authority.

9. Religious Organizations (Not Regulatory)

The Hutterian Brethren Church has legal entities for property or religious purposes, but these do not manage farming operations or regulatory compliance for the colonies. 

• Example Entity: Hutterian Brethren Church of various colonies (e.g., Hughenden, AB; Whitelake, AB) have addresses, but these are for church administration, not hog farming oversight. 

Environmental Approvals Branch

Manitoba Environment and Climate Change
Box 35, 14 Fultz Boulevard
Winnipeg, MB R3Y 0L6

• Phone: 204-945-8321

• Fax: 204-945-5229

• Email (MMP Registration): mmpregistration@gov.mb.ca

• Email (General Approvals): EABDirector@gov.mb.ca 

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1. Chickadee Hills Homestead (Spooner, WI)

The closest active hog farm to Spooner, raising heritage Mangalitsa hogs.

• Mailing/Physical Address:
  N6374 8th Street
  Spooner, WI 54801
  (Mailing Box: PO Box 727, Spooner, WI 54801)

• Distance: ~0 miles (In Spooner). 

2. Cumberland LLC (Trade Lake, WI)

The only proposed large-scale CAFO in the immediate region (26,350 hogs). It is currently not operational and its permit has been denied/paused by the DNR as of 2026.  Correspondence is handled via the developer or county.

• Mailing Address (Developer/Project):
  c/o Jeff Sauer / Cumberland LLC
  (Correspondence typically directed to Burnett County Zoning)
  Burnett County Zoning & Sanitation
  7410 County Rd K
  Siren, WI 54872

• Distance: ~28 miles southeast of Spooner.

3. Twisted Oak Farm (Spooner, WI)

While primarily sheep/fiber, they often raise small livestock including pigs on pasture.

• Mailing/Physical Address:
  25012 Trail End Road
  Spooner, WI 54801

• Distance: ~5 miles from Spooner center. 

4. Graber Farms (Spooner, WI)

A general farm in the area that may rotate hogs; specific hog inventory varies by season.

• Mailing/Physical Address:
  1845 Sleepy Hollow Rd
  Spooner, WI 54801

• Distance: ~4 miles from Spooner. 

5. Fuernot Farms, Inc. (Sarona, WI)

Located just south of Spooner; raises mixed livestock.

• Mailing/Physical Address:
  W6167 Silo Rd
  Sarona, WI 54870

• Distance: ~10 miles south of Spooner. 

6. Misty Ridge Farm (Sarona, WI)

Another mixed livestock operation in the Sarona/Shell Lake area.

• Mailing/Physical Address:
  2106 29 1/2 Ave
  Sarona, WI 54870

• Distance: ~12 miles south of Spooner. 

7. Lindeman Philip & Helen (Shell Lake, WI)

Located near Shell Lake; potential for small-scale hog production.

• Mailing/Physical Address:
  22760 Bakker Rd
  Shell Lake, WI 54871

• Distance: ~15 miles southwest of Spooner.