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Both candidates grew up raising pigs on Nebraska family farms, but Gov. Jim Pillen and challenger Lynne Walz offer contrasting roadmaps on tariffs, property tax reform and rural economic growth.
As Illinois prepares to replace Sen. Dick Durbin, Democratic candidate Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton and Republican candidate Don Tracy lay out their competing visions for the Farm Bill, input costs and representing Illinois producers in Washington.
A new sensory study reveals that younger consumers aren’t actively disliking pork—they’re unimpressed by it, and winning them back will require prioritizing flavor over tenderness.
Led by Reps. Kaptur, Finstad and Davis, H.R. 10911 would establish permanent federal authority for the US SHIP program to certify herd health and safeguard the food supply.
Compeer Financial partners with swine producers and industry innovators to build a more integrated, producer-led future for pork production.
Phibro swine veterinarian Dr. Melissa Hensch explains why animal-first decisions, hands-on barn experience, and sound economics always go hand in hand.
When PRRS hit production and tempers ran short, Phillip Steber’s calm leadership kept his team positive and pushed Borgic Farms back to near-record numbers.
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