The National Pork Board has named Bailee Arnold from North Carolina, Ben Luebbering from Missouri and Ben Wikner from Iowa as the 2019 Pig Farmers of Tomorrow. They were recognized at the 2019 National Pork Industry Forum in Orlando. The award recognizes farm leaders, ages 18-29, who intend to make pig farming their life’s work […]
Pig Farmers of Tomorrow
Are you a young farmer who aspires to commit your life’s work to pig farming, be a leader in farming and aims to be an example of excellence by raising pigs using the We CareSM ethical principles? If yes, then we want you to apply to be one of the U.S. Pork Industry’s Pig Farmers […]
Meet the 2018 Pig Farmers of Tomorrow
Part of continuous improvement in the pork industry means recognizing, inspiring and connecting with the next generation of American pig farmers. The Pork Checkoff’s Pig Farmers of Tomorrow program honors future farm leaders, ages 18 to 29, who intend to make pig farming their life’s work and who are committed to the U.S. pork industry […]
Pig Farmer of Tomorrow: Krause
Adam Krause of South Dakota is one of three individuals honored as the 2018 Pig Farmer of Tomorrow during the National Pork Industry Forum in Kansas City. In this edition of Pork Pod, learn more about Adam’s involvement in the industry and his plans for the year ahead.
Growing the Farm Team
Pig Farmers of Tomorrow program encourages young people to lead
U.S. Pork Industry Seeks 2018 Pig Farmers of Tomorrow
The National Pork Board is searching for the next Pig Farmers of Tomorrow, with applications now open for the industry award through Nov. 21 at www.pigfarmersoftomorrow. The award, in its second year, is designed to recognize, inspire and connect with the next generation of American pig farmers.
Inaugural Pig Farmers of Tomorrow Named
The National Pork Board announced today that Kyle Coble from Minnesota, Logan Thornton from Idaho and Madison Schafer from Minnesota have been named the inaugural Pig Farmers of Tomorrow. They were recognized today at the 2017 National Pork Industry in Atlanta.