Midwest Pork Conference and the Indiana Pork Annual Meeting are right around the corner! Early registration ends November 12. Be sure to register soon!
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Why are California billionaires and Silicon Valley tech executives disguising themselves as the voice of farmers and trying to tell Indiana pig farmers how to run their farm?
Indiana pig farmers have spent generations building their operations, improving animal care and providing safe, nutritious pork for families across America.
Decisions about how pigs are raised should be based on sound science and the expertise of farmers and veterinarians who understand the industry — not outside interests thousands of miles away.
#FixProp12
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Indiana pig farmers have spent generations building their operations, improving animal care and providing safe, nutritious pork for families across America.
Decisions about how pigs are raised should be based on sound science and the expertise of farmers and veterinarians who understand the industry — not outside interests thousands of miles away.
#FixProp12
realclearinvestigations.com/articles/2026/…
www.realclearinvestigations.com The Bacon Wars: Pig Farmers Battle Tech Barons Over Animal Welfare It was a summer of surprises for Iowa pig farmer Rob Brenneman. It began when the 68-year-old, who also serves as president of the National Pork Producers Council, saw his photograph featured in Midwest Pork Conference and the Indiana Pork Annual Meeting are right around the corner and we want to thank the sponsors who are helping make this event possible! Early registration ends November 12. Be sure to register soon!
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Indiana pig farmers know their animals. They know their farm. And they know what it takes to provide quality care for their animals every single day.
So why should California billionaires and Silicon Valley tech executives have a say in how they run their farm?
Indiana pig farmers have spent generations building their operations, improving animal care and providing safe, nutritious pork for families across America.
Decisions about how pigs are raised should be based on sound science and the expertise of farmers and veterinarians who understand the industry — not outside interests thousands of miles away.
Read more here: realclearinvestigations.com/articles/2026/…
#FixProp12
So why should California billionaires and Silicon Valley tech executives have a say in how they run their farm?
Indiana pig farmers have spent generations building their operations, improving animal care and providing safe, nutritious pork for families across America.
Decisions about how pigs are raised should be based on sound science and the expertise of farmers and veterinarians who understand the industry — not outside interests thousands of miles away.
Read more here: realclearinvestigations.com/articles/2026/…
#FixProp12
www.realclearinvestigations.com The Bacon Wars: Pig Farmers Battle Tech Barons Over Animal Welfare It was a summer of surprises for Iowa pig farmer Rob Brenneman. It began when the 68-year-old, who also serves as president of the National Pork Producers Council, saw his photograph featured in Indiana Pork is traveling to the National Association of State Boards of Education conference in Baltimore this week to present about our excellent partnerships with our Work-Based Learning program. We are proud to traveling with Diana Arellano, Work-Based Learning coordinator at Eastern Hancock schools and Kaylie Low, Eastern Hancock graduate and University of Indianapolis student who completed her WBL at Lewis Pork Farms in Greenfield.
As other states are contemplating similar graduation requirements to include WBL and industry certifications, Indiana Pork is proud to share the unique partnerships to build a local talented pipeline for our industry.
As other states are contemplating similar graduation requirements to include WBL and industry certifications, Indiana Pork is proud to share the unique partnerships to build a local talented pipeline for our industry.
