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From increasing difficulty in accessing households due to new telephone technologies to concerns about data privacy and time constraints from farmers, the number of farmers participating in USDA surveys is on the decline.

Hogs Bounce Off Contract Lows

Every day, the U.S. military steps forward to protect our country. For Jess Stevens, an Ohio pork producer and member of the National Pork Board, that reality hits close to home.

Missouri Pork hosts swine symposium. Iowa Pork hires summer interns and a new program and events manager. Missouri students also receive scholarships from Youth Pork Institute.

The company has been cutting back on meat purchases and has made efforts to return to profitability by shuttering chicken, beef and pork plants, as well as laying off corporate employees.

Nationally recognized divers are promoting nutritious pork in the diet.

K-State expert says watch for signs of sickness and consult with veterinarian with problems arise.

Indiana Pork Unveils 2024 “Taste of the Fair” Food

Franklin FFA students aren’t the only ones benefiting from the swine show ring.

Lisa Pisano received a pig kidney transplant and implanted device to keep her heart beating in April. About 47 days later, doctors had to remove the pig kidney and put her back on dialysis after the organ was damaged by her heart medications.