In modern pork production, market swings, rapid tech shifts and sheer volumes of data can quickly become overwhelming. How do the best leaders cut through the noise, embrace the chaos, and ask the bold questions that move the needle? In this episode of The PORK Podcast, host Jennifer Shike sits down with Andy Rash, Vice President of U.S. Specialty Ingredients at Alltech. Andy reflects on his journey—from navigating childhood adversity and judging livestock in high school and college to becoming an influential voice across the livestock industry. In this episode, Jennifer and Andy discuss: <ul> <li>Finding Clarity in Noise: How to ask the uncomfortable "What if?" questions and turn complex problems into simple, actionable momentum.</li> <li>Leading People vs. Managing Things: Why empowering your team and celebrating other people's wins is the ultimate leadership superpower.</li> <li>Economics Over Tech: Why pork producers don't buy technology—they buy outcomes—and how to bridge the gap between high-level nutrition science and real-world farm ROI.</li> <li>Better Storytelling for Pork: What the pork sector can learn from the broader protein industry when it comes to promoting safe, nutritious food.</li> <li>Career Advice for Next-Gen Ag Leaders: Why ditching the rigid life script and leaning into curiosity will take you further than you ever imagined.</li> </ul> Whether you’re a commercial pork producer looking to turn complex nutrition science into bottom-line farm ROI, or an ag professional striving to cut through the industry noise, this episode is packed with actionable insights on farm economics, curiosity-driven innovation and people-first leadership. Tune in to hear how grit, curiosity and people-first leadership are shaping the future of agriculture.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

In modern pork production, market swings, rapid tech shifts and sheer volumes of data can quickly become overwhelming. How do the best leaders cut through the noise, embrace the chaos, and ask the bold questions that move the needle?In this episode of The PORK Podcast, host Jennifer Shike sits down with Andy Rash, Vice President of U.S. Specialty Ingredients at Alltech. Andy reflects on his journey—from navigating childhood adversity and judging livestock in high school and college to becoming an influential voice across the livestock industry.In this episode, Jennifer and Andy discuss: Finding Clarity in Noise: How to ask the uncomfortable "What if?" questions and turn complex problems into simple, actionable momentum. Leading People vs. Managing Things: Why empowering your team and celebrating other people's wins is the ultimate leadership superpower. Economics Over Tech: Why pork producers don't buy technology—they buy outcomes—and how to bridge the gap between high-level nutrition science and real-world farm ROI. Better Storytelling for Pork: What the pork sector can learn from the broader protein industry when it comes to promoting safe, nutritious food. Career Advice for Next-Gen Ag Leaders: Why ditching the rigid life script and leaning into curiosity will take you further than you ever imagined. Whether you’re a commercial pork producer looking to turn complex nutrition science into bottom-line farm ROI, or an ag professional striving to cut through the industry noise, this episode is packed with actionable insights on farm economics, curiosity-driven innovation and people-first leadership.Tune in to hear how grit, curiosity and people-first leadership are shaping the future of agriculture. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In modern pork production, market swings, rapid tech shifts and sheer volumes of data can quickly become overwhelming. How do the best leaders cut through the noise, embrace the chaos, and ask the bold questions that move the needle? In this episode of The PORK Podcast, host Jennifer Shike sits down with Andy Rash, Vice President of U.S. Specialty Ingredients at Alltech. Andy reflects on his journey—from navigating childhood adversity and judging livestock in high school and college to becoming an influential voice across the livestock industry. In this episode, Jennifer and Andy discuss: <ul> <li>Finding Clarity in Noise: How to ask the uncomfortable "What if?" questions and turn complex problems into simple, actionable momentum.</li> <li>Leading People vs. Managing Things: Why empowering your team and celebrating other people's wins is the ultimate leadership superpower.</li> <li>Economics Over Tech: Why pork producers don't buy technology—they buy outcomes—and how to bridge the gap between high-level nutrition science and real-world farm ROI.</li> <li>Better Storytelling for Pork: What the pork sector can learn from the broader protein industry when it comes to promoting safe, nutritious food.</li> <li>Career Advice for Next-Gen Ag Leaders: Why ditching the rigid life script and leaning into curiosity will take you further than you ever imagined.</li> </ul> Whether you’re a commercial pork producer looking to turn complex nutrition science into bottom-line farm ROI, or an ag professional striving to cut through the industry noise, this episode is packed with actionable insights on farm economics, curiosity-driven innovation and people-first leadership. Tune in to hear how grit, curiosity and people-first leadership are shaping the future of agriculture.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="noopener noreferrer">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

The Pork Podcast: Andy Rash: The Power of Asking ‘What If?’| Episode 56

If you ask Dr. Hyatt Frobose what he wants written on his headstone someday, it isn’t corporate titles—it’s simply "Stockman." In this candid and thought-provoking conversation, Jennifer Shike catches up with longtime friend, industry leader, and Kansas stockman Hyatt Frobose. As North America Commercial Director for Jyga Technologies (makers of Gestal smart feeding systems), Frobose has helped design, build, and renovate hundreds of sow facilities. But his journey started long before with livestock judging, NJSA leadership, and a deep-seated passion for animal husbandry. From a transformative Fulbright scholarship in Australia to helping design hundreds of sow farms, Frobose brings practical, no-nonsense insights to pork production. Shike and Frobose tackle the industry’s biggest challenges: why we must stop raising gilts like barrows, how precision feeding drives sow longevity, the reality of Prop 12 group housing, and what the U.S. can learn before free-farrowing mandates reach our shores. Plus, he opens up about a life-altering brain injury, what it taught him about family and leadership, and why modern technology must always serve one core purpose: true stockmanship. Tune in as they explore: <ul> <li>Fixing Gilt Development and Sow Longevity: “We raise our gilts like they’re barrows, and then wonder why they exit the herd early.” Hyatt dives into precision feeding, structural development, and why setting up the next generation for parity 3+ longevity requires a total mindset shift.</li> <li>The Reality of Prop 12 and Group Housing: Dispelling the scientific myth that loose housing automatically hurts sow performance, breaking down the true cost of square footage vs. stalls, and navigating building decisions without guaranteed premiums.</li> <li>Looking Ahead: Free Farrowing & Turnaround Pens: Insights from Frobose's work on the National Pork Board Sow Housing Consortium: Why U.S. producers must generate domestic, science-based data now to stay on offense before European-style farrowing mandates land on our doorsteps.</li> <li>Leading by Example & Overcoming Adversity: What Jyga colleague Stéphane Clément had to say about Hyatt "pulling the buggy," and how surviving a traumatic 2021 brain injury reshaped his perspective on partnership, time management and family.</li> <li>Defining the Modern Stockman: Why high-tech barn automation and old-school stockmanship aren't mutually exclusive—and how managing by exception lets producers give extra care to the animals that need it most.</li> </ul> Whether you are a commercial pork producer looking to optimize your herd’s genetic potential or an ag professional passionate about the future of livestock innovation, this episode is packed with actionable insights on technology, stockmanship and leadership. See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

If you ask Dr. Hyatt Frobose what he wants written on his headstone someday, it isn’t corporate titles—it’s simply "Stockman." In this candid and thought-provoking conversation, Jennifer Shike catches up with longtime friend, industry leader, and Kansas stockman Hyatt Frobose. As North America Commercial Director for Jyga Technologies (makers of Gestal smart feeding systems), Frobose has helped design, build, and renovate hundreds of sow facilities. But his journey started long before with livestock judging, NJSA leadership, and a deep-seated passion for animal husbandry. From a transformative Fulbright scholarship in Australia to helping design hundreds of sow farms, Frobose brings practical, no-nonsense insights to pork production. Shike and Frobose tackle the industry’s biggest challenges: why we must stop raising gilts like barrows, how precision feeding drives sow longevity, the reality of Prop 12 group housing, and what the U.S. can learn before free-farrowing mandates reach our shores. Plus, he opens up about a life-altering brain injury, what it taught him about family and leadership, and why modern technology must always serve one core purpose: true stockmanship. Tune in as they explore: Fixing Gilt Development and Sow Longevity: “We raise our gilts like they’re barrows, and then wonder why they exit the herd early.” Hyatt dives into precision feeding, structural development, and why setting up the next generation for parity 3+ longevity requires a total mindset shift. The Reality of Prop 12 and Group Housing: Dispelling the scientific myth that loose housing automatically hurts sow performance, breaking down the true cost of square footage vs. stalls, and navigating building decisions without guaranteed premiums. Looking Ahead: Free Farrowing & Turnaround Pens: Insights from Frobose's work on the National Pork Board Sow Housing Consortium: Why U.S. producers must generate domestic, science-based data now to stay on offense before European-style farrowing mandates land on our doorsteps. Leading by Example & Overcoming Adversity: What Jyga colleague Stéphane Clément had to say about Hyatt "pulling the buggy," and how surviving a traumatic 2021 brain injury reshaped his perspective on partnership, time management and family. Defining the Modern Stockman: Why high-tech barn automation and old-school stockmanship aren't mutually exclusive—and how managing by exception lets producers give extra care to the animals that need it most. Whether you are a commercial pork producer looking to optimize your herd’s genetic potential or an ag professional passionate about the future of livestock innovation, this episode is packed with actionable insights on technology, stockmanship and leadership. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you ask Dr. Hyatt Frobose what he wants written on his headstone someday, it isn’t corporate titles—it’s simply "Stockman." In this candid and thought-provoking conversation, Jennifer Shike catches up with longtime friend, industry leader, and Kansas stockman Hyatt Frobose. As North America Commercial Director for Jyga Technologies (makers of Gestal smart feeding systems), Frobose has helped design, build, and renovate hundreds of sow facilities. But his journey started long before with livestock judging, NJSA leadership, and a deep-seated passion for animal husbandry. From a transformative Fulbright scholarship in Australia to helping design hundreds of sow farms, Frobose brings practical, no-nonsense insights to pork production. Shike and Frobose tackle the industry’s biggest challenges: why we must stop raising gilts like barrows, how precision feeding drives sow longevity, the reality of Prop 12 group housing, and what the U.S. can learn before free-farrowing mandates reach our shores. Plus, he opens up about a life-altering brain injury, what it taught him about family and leadership, and why modern technology must always serve one core purpose: true stockmanship. Tune in as they explore: <ul> <li>Fixing Gilt Development and Sow Longevity: “We raise our gilts like they’re barrows, and then wonder why they exit the herd early.” Hyatt dives into precision feeding, structural development, and why setting up the next generation for parity 3+ longevity requires a total mindset shift.</li> <li>The Reality of Prop 12 and Group Housing: Dispelling the scientific myth that loose housing automatically hurts sow performance, breaking down the true cost of square footage vs. stalls, and navigating building decisions without guaranteed premiums.</li> <li>Looking Ahead: Free Farrowing &amp; Turnaround Pens: Insights from Frobose's work on the National Pork Board Sow Housing Consortium: Why U.S. producers must generate domestic, science-based data now to stay on offense before European-style farrowing mandates land on our doorsteps.</li> <li>Leading by Example &amp; Overcoming Adversity: What Jyga colleague Stéphane Clément had to say about Hyatt "pulling the buggy," and how surviving a traumatic 2021 brain injury reshaped his perspective on partnership, time management and family.</li> <li>Defining the Modern Stockman: Why high-tech barn automation and old-school stockmanship aren't mutually exclusive—and how managing by exception lets producers give extra care to the animals that need it most.</li> </ul> Whether you are a commercial pork producer looking to optimize your herd’s genetic potential or an ag professional passionate about the future of livestock innovation, this episode is packed with actionable insights on technology, stockmanship and leadership. See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="noopener noreferrer">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

The Pork Podcast: Hyatt Frobose: Modern Stockmanship in Tech-Driven Barns | Episode 55

What can a 25-year trial lawyer, a University of Chicago MBA, and a former coal mining executive teach us about the future of the pork industry? A lot more than you might think. In this episode of The PORK Podcast, host Jennifer Shike sits down with Jackie Bowman Ponder, owner and chief legal officer of Bowman Family Holdings, and board member for both the National Pork Producers Council (NPPC) and Indiana Pork. Jackie shares her incredibly unique journey—from growing up on an Indiana horse farm and litigating in courtrooms, to navigating her family’s massive transition from the coal industry into a highly sophisticated, multi-state hog operation utilizing reclaimed coal ground. In this episode, you’ll discover: <ul> <li>The Critical Warning: How the coal industry’s complacency allowed outside activists to control the narrative, and the urgent lesson the agriculture sector must learn to protect its future.</li> <li>The Lawyer's Approach to Advocacy: How Jackie uses her courtroom storytelling and data-synthesis skills to make a bulletproof case for pork to lawmakers in Washington, D.C.</li> <li>High-Tech Farming: Why modern agriculture is far more data-driven than the public (and even politicians) realize—including how AI fits into the equation.</li> <li>Succession Planning Done Right: Hard-won advice on preparing the next generation for the family business, starting early and keeping plans relevant.</li> <li>The Power of Community: How the pork industry welcomed Jackie's family with open arms, proving we are stronger when we collaborate.</li> </ul> Whether you are a multi-generational farmer, an industry advocate or simply passionate about the future of food, Jackie’s fierce passion and sharp business intellect will change the way you think about ag advocacy.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

What can a 25-year trial lawyer, a University of Chicago MBA, and a former coal mining executive teach us about the future of the pork industry? A lot more than you might think. In this episode of The PORK Podcast, host Jennifer Shike sits down with Jackie Bowman Ponder, owner and chief legal officer of Bowman Family Holdings, and board member for both the National Pork Producers Council (NPPC) and Indiana Pork. Jackie shares her incredibly unique journey—from growing up on an Indiana horse farm and litigating in courtrooms, to navigating her family’s massive transition from the coal industry into a highly sophisticated, multi-state hog operation utilizing reclaimed coal ground. In this episode, you’ll discover: The Critical Warning: How the coal industry’s complacency allowed outside activists to control the narrative, and the urgent lesson the agriculture sector must learn to protect its future. The Lawyer's Approach to Advocacy: How Jackie uses her courtroom storytelling and data-synthesis skills to make a bulletproof case for pork to lawmakers in Washington, D.C. High-Tech Farming: Why modern agriculture is far more data-driven than the public (and even politicians) realize—including how AI fits into the equation. Succession Planning Done Right: Hard-won advice on preparing the next generation for the family business, starting early and keeping plans relevant. The Power of Community: How the pork industry welcomed Jackie's family with open arms, proving we are stronger when we collaborate. Whether you are a multi-generational farmer, an industry advocate or simply passionate about the future of food, Jackie’s fierce passion and sharp business intellect will change the way you think about ag advocacy. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What can a 25-year trial lawyer, a University of Chicago MBA, and a former coal mining executive teach us about the future of the pork industry? A lot more than you might think. In this episode of The PORK Podcast, host Jennifer Shike sits down with Jackie Bowman Ponder, owner and chief legal officer of Bowman Family Holdings, and board member for both the National Pork Producers Council (NPPC) and Indiana Pork. Jackie shares her incredibly unique journey—from growing up on an Indiana horse farm and litigating in courtrooms, to navigating her family’s massive transition from the coal industry into a highly sophisticated, multi-state hog operation utilizing reclaimed coal ground. In this episode, you’ll discover: <ul> <li>The Critical Warning: How the coal industry’s complacency allowed outside activists to control the narrative, and the urgent lesson the agriculture sector must learn to protect its future.</li> <li>The Lawyer's Approach to Advocacy: How Jackie uses her courtroom storytelling and data-synthesis skills to make a bulletproof case for pork to lawmakers in Washington, D.C.</li> <li>High-Tech Farming: Why modern agriculture is far more data-driven than the public (and even politicians) realize—including how AI fits into the equation.</li> <li>Succession Planning Done Right: Hard-won advice on preparing the next generation for the family business, starting early and keeping plans relevant.</li> <li>The Power of Community: How the pork industry welcomed Jackie's family with open arms, proving we are stronger when we collaborate.</li> </ul> Whether you are a multi-generational farmer, an industry advocate or simply passionate about the future of food, Jackie’s fierce passion and sharp business intellect will change the way you think about ag advocacy.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="noopener noreferrer">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

The Pork Podcast: Jackie Bowman Ponder: From the Coal Mine to the Pig Barn | Episode 54

How do we bridge the gap between highly complex genetic science and practical, bottom-line solutions for commercial pork producers? In this episode of The PORK Podcast, host Jennifer Shike sits down with Dr. Clint Schwab, Vice President of Technology and Customer Success at AcuFast Genetics. A lifelong stockman, builder, and academic, Schwab shares his incredible career trajectory—from growing up on a Colorado seedstock farm and coaching collegiate livestock judging to serving as CEO of the National Swine Registry, leading science at The Maschhoffs, and navigating major industry mergers. Tune in as Schwab breaks down the future of pork production, exploring: <ul dir="ltr"> <li> The ROI of Genetic Technology: How producers can navigate challenging market cycles by implementing genetic progress that compounds over time. </li> <li> The "Two AIs" in Swine Breeding: The powerful intersection of Artificial Intelligence (data frameworks) and Artificial Insemination (reproductive technologies like low-dose techniques, IVF and gender-skew technologies). </li> <li> Precision Phenotyping: How modern biological data and bioinformatics are mitigating risk and uncovering elite genetic outliers. </li> <li> The Livestock Judging Mindset: Why evaluating "puzzle pieces" in the judging ring is the ultimate training ground for system-thinking, team-building and data analysis. </li> <li> People-First Leadership: Why AI will never replace emotional intelligence, humility, and mentorship. Whether you are a commercial pork producer looking to optimize your herd’s genetic potential or an ag professional passionate about the future of livestock innovation, this episode is packed with actionable insights on technology, grit, and leadership. </li> </ul>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

How do we bridge the gap between highly complex genetic science and practical, bottom-line solutions for commercial pork producers? In this episode of The PORK Podcast, host Jennifer Shike sits down with Dr. Clint Schwab, Vice President of Technology and Customer Success at AcuFast Genetics. A lifelong stockman, builder, and academic, Schwab shares his incredible career trajectory—from growing up on a Colorado seedstock farm and coaching collegiate livestock judging to serving as CEO of the National Swine Registry, leading science at The Maschhoffs, and navigating major industry mergers. Tune in as Schwab breaks down the future of pork production, exploring: The ROI of Genetic Technology: How producers can navigate challenging market cycles by implementing genetic progress that compounds over time. The "Two AIs" in Swine Breeding: The powerful intersection of Artificial Intelligence (data frameworks) and Artificial Insemination (reproductive technologies like low-dose techniques, IVF and gender-skew technologies). Precision Phenotyping: How modern biological data and bioinformatics are mitigating risk and uncovering elite genetic outliers. The Livestock Judging Mindset: Why evaluating "puzzle pieces" in the judging ring is the ultimate training ground for system-thinking, team-building and data analysis. People-First Leadership: Why AI will never replace emotional intelligence, humility, and mentorship. Whether you are a commercial pork producer looking to optimize your herd’s genetic potential or an ag professional passionate about the future of livestock innovation, this episode is packed with actionable insights on technology, grit, and leadership. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How do we bridge the gap between highly complex genetic science and practical, bottom-line solutions for commercial pork producers? In this episode of The PORK Podcast, host Jennifer Shike sits down with Dr. Clint Schwab, Vice President of Technology and Customer Success at AcuFast Genetics. A lifelong stockman, builder, and academic, Schwab shares his incredible career trajectory—from growing up on a Colorado seedstock farm and coaching collegiate livestock judging to serving as CEO of the National Swine Registry, leading science at The Maschhoffs, and navigating major industry mergers. Tune in as Schwab breaks down the future of pork production, exploring: <ul> <li> The ROI of Genetic Technology: How producers can navigate challenging market cycles by implementing genetic progress that compounds over time. </li> <li> The "Two AIs" in Swine Breeding: The powerful intersection of Artificial Intelligence (data frameworks) and Artificial Insemination (reproductive technologies like low-dose techniques, IVF and gender-skew technologies). </li> <li> Precision Phenotyping: How modern biological data and bioinformatics are mitigating risk and uncovering elite genetic outliers. </li> <li> The Livestock Judging Mindset: Why evaluating "puzzle pieces" in the judging ring is the ultimate training ground for system-thinking, team-building and data analysis. </li> <li> People-First Leadership: Why AI will never replace emotional intelligence, humility, and mentorship. Whether you are a commercial pork producer looking to optimize your herd’s genetic potential or an ag professional passionate about the future of livestock innovation, this episode is packed with actionable insights on technology, grit, and leadership. </li> </ul>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="noopener noreferrer">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

The Pork Podcast: Clint Schwab: Building the Future of Swine Genetics | Episode 53

How do you lead over 3,000 family pig farms into the next generation while keeping your own boots dirty on the farm? In this episode of The PORK Podcast, host Jennifer Shike sits down with Jill Resler, the CEO of Minnesota Pork. Jill isn't just an executive leading from a boardroom; she is a Southwest Minnesota farm kid, a pig farmer, a crop grower, a wife, and a mother of three daughters. Jill shares her unique journey of working her way through the grassroots of the Minnesota Pork Producers Association to step into the shoes of a legendary 28-year leader. She dives deep into the realities of modern agriculture—navigating market volatility, fighting animal health challenges like PRRS, and driving a culture centered on trust, vulnerability, and continuous improvement. Whether you are in the barns power washing, managing a multi-generational business, or looking for ways to develop the next generation of ag leaders, Jill’s perspective on leadership, "big rocks," and building resilient relationships will challenge and inspire you.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

How do you lead over 3,000 family pig farms into the next generation while keeping your own boots dirty on the farm? In this episode of The PORK Podcast, host Jennifer Shike sits down with Jill Resler, the CEO of Minnesota Pork. Jill isn't just an executive leading from a boardroom; she is a Southwest Minnesota farm kid, a pig farmer, a crop grower, a wife, and a mother of three daughters. Jill shares her unique journey of working her way through the grassroots of the Minnesota Pork Producers Association to step into the shoes of a legendary 28-year leader. She dives deep into the realities of modern agriculture—navigating market volatility, fighting animal health challenges like PRRS, and driving a culture centered on trust, vulnerability, and continuous improvement. Whether you are in the barns power washing, managing a multi-generational business, or looking for ways to develop the next generation of ag leaders, Jill’s perspective on leadership, "big rocks," and building resilient relationships will challenge and inspire you. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How do you lead over 3,000 family pig farms into the next generation while keeping your own boots dirty on the farm? In this episode of The PORK Podcast, host Jennifer Shike sits down with Jill Resler, the CEO of Minnesota Pork. Jill isn't just an executive leading from a boardroom; she is a Southwest Minnesota farm kid, a pig farmer, a crop grower, a wife, and a mother of three daughters. Jill shares her unique journey of working her way through the grassroots of the Minnesota Pork Producers Association to step into the shoes of a legendary 28-year leader. She dives deep into the realities of modern agriculture—navigating market volatility, fighting animal health challenges like PRRS, and driving a culture centered on trust, vulnerability, and continuous improvement. Whether you are in the barns power washing, managing a multi-generational business, or looking for ways to develop the next generation of ag leaders, Jill’s perspective on leadership, "big rocks," and building resilient relationships will challenge and inspire you.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="noopener noreferrer">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

The Pork Podcast: Jill Resler - The Impact of Today’s Decisions on Tomorrow’s Farmers | Episode 52.

Missouri pork producer Jesse Heimer joins the podcast to discuss people, pigs and purpose. He shares his thoughts on how to foster greater alignment between the show pig industry and commercial pork industry.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Missouri pork producer Jesse Heimer joins the podcast to discuss people, pigs and purpose. He shares his thoughts on how to foster greater alignment between the show pig industry and commercial pork industry. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Missouri pork producer Jesse Heimer joins the podcast to discuss people, pigs and purpose. He shares his thoughts on how to foster greater alignment between the show pig industry and commercial pork industry.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="noopener noreferrer">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

The Future of the Pork Industry Needs You | Episode 1

There’s just something about the story behind the story. As a storyteller, I’m always searching for ways to give readers just a little more. That’s what The PORK Podcast is all about – bringing you stories of the people and the progress of the pork industry.  I’m Jennifer Shike – let’s go find just a little more.

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There’s just something about the story behind the story. As a storyteller, I’m always searching for ways to give readers just a little more. That’s what The PORK Podcast is all about – bringing you stories of the people and the progress of the pork industry. I’m Jennifer Shike – let’s go find just a little more.

There’s just something about the story behind the story. As a storyteller, I’m always searching for ways to give readers just a little more. That’s what The PORK Podcast is all about – bringing you stories of the people and the progress of the pork industry.&nbsp; I’m Jennifer Shike – let’s go find just a little more.

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