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On the heels of two difficult years in the pork industry, NPPC President “A.V.” Roth says he is pleased that the stimulus package includes funding for much-needed relief to livestock farmers, pending vote approval.
The decision by the U.S. Department of State to suspend visa processing in Mexico because of COVID-19 threatens to worsen the labor shortage in the pork industry and across U.S. agriculture, NPPC says.
Brookside Agra has two natural cleaning products that can help reduce spread of viruses, while Silver Lake Research has developed a rapid test for African swine fever.
Serving as president of the National Pork Producers Council is no easy task, not even during a so-called “quiet year.” But no one would call this past year a quiet one, in fact, it was quite the opposite.
Three outstanding research proposals were honored with Awards for Advancing Research in Respiratory Disease on Monday in Atlanta. These projects will focus on Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae and PRRS.
Each year, pork producers meet to discuss pork industry challenges and opportunities and adopt resolutions to help protect the U.S. pork industry during the NPPC’s annual meeting at the National Pork Industry Forum.
The National Pork Producers Council elected new officers and members to its board of directors at its National Pork Industry Forum held in Kansas City, Mo, March 6.
The pork industry gathered together at the National Pork Industry Forum to recognize former Texas Pork Producers Association executive vice president Ken Horton with the Paulson-Whitmore State Executive Award.
In a world where more and more young people are glued to electronic devices and missing out on community, FFA offers connection, hands-on learning and adult mentors to invest in their lives.
Alyssa Betlach, DVM, balances a new career as a veterinarian while pursuing her Ph.D. in the Veterinary Population Medicine Department at the University of Minnesota. Here's what she's working on.
