In 2015, urban pig farming movements began to gain traction in cities, promoting the practice of backyard and rooftop pig keeping for local food production. This trend reflects a growing interest in sustainable agriculture and self-sufficiency, as urban dwellers seek to reconnect with food sources. The movement has sparked discussions about food security, animal welfare, and the role of urban agriculture in modern society.

The urban pig farming movements in 2015 celebrated the reconnection of city dwellers with food origins, inspiring urban pastoral poetry. Poets have embraced this trend to explore themes of sustainability and the relationship between urban life and nature, reflecting a growing awareness of environmental issues in contemporary literature.