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Six college students explain why the synergy between advanced automation and traditional stockmanship is the key to a more efficient and sustainable swine industry.
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Young pork producers are working to restore consumer trust and clarify misconceptions. They say addressing financial hurdles and finding mentors are key to ensure the swine industry is accessible and sustainable.
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