Pig heaven For endangered swine and other rare agricultural breeds, Maine's Kelmscott Farms is a have from modern efficiency

From: The Boston Globe | Date: October 11, 1998| Author: Ellen Ruppel Shell | Copyright information

There's a marquee-size glossy cutout from the poster for the hit film Babe festooning the piggery at Kelmscott Farms, in Lincolnville, Maine, but the tenants look nothing like Hollywood's idea of a pig. Neither pink nor rosy nor cute, they bear an unsettling resemblance to water buffalo. But pigs they are, and very special pigs -- so special that, at most, 400 of their kind roam the planet. To some, this might seem a good thing. Slovenly and prickly, with ears flopping, punk style, over beady...