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None of that really matters here though. I guess you don't know this, but pigs don't actually produce in winter. Animals don't go out in that season, and pigs need to go out to find truffles. When winter rolled in and you still didn't have that truffle, you were unknowingly locked out of getting one until spring comes or RNG decides to help.
It's year 1 though. Don't forget that you need some 40k gold and hundreds of wood and stone to even have the option to buy them. I doubt you could conceivably get pigs much earlier without minmaxing, and I wouldn't assume that the OP has lvl 10 foraging at that point in the game. Not to mention buying pigs in fall is just a moneysink. I guess it would be fine if you had 16k lying around at the start of the season and just couldn't plant any more crops for whatever reason, but winter is looming and all your pigs will do then is eat your hay. The later in the year you get them the worse they become, even more so during fall. I like to get my first pigs in mid winter, just early enough that they'll be productive adults when spring starts.
In my current playthrough, I managed to actually get a Truffle from the Traveling Vendor.
I missed some other things though, so ... no year one completion this time.
C'est la vie.
It /is/ doable, but it is something that has to be planned out from pretty much the start.
Pigs are good profit though. I'd advise getting them roughly around this time so you start getting truffles early in spring. Just to put it on the record, doesn't truffle oil sell for 2250 (assuming artisan perk)?