“I’m excited to meet Iowa’s pork producers and to be back working in the swine industry full time,” Strohbehn said. “This role offers a great opportunity to learn and experience a wide range of areas, from swine health to innovative research. I’m especially excited to work alongside people who are passionate about continuing to improve pork production.”
“All producers face enough uncertainty in today’s world,” the company shared in a recent statement. “Your feeder should provide consistent, repeatable results every time.”
NOVUS Regional Sales Manager Eric Sanny says supporting young leaders is important for the future of the pork industry.
“The young people who participate are exceptional. The ideas they present demonstrate the strength of the future pork industry workforce,” Sanny said. “I’m looking forward to meeting the next generation of pork experts during this year’s Meet.”
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