Nominees Sought for Ohio Pork Leaders Program
The Ohio Pork Council is looking for the next generation of pork industry leaders.
Applications and nominations are now open for the 2027 Ohio Pork Leaders Program, designed for people ages 18–35 who are ready to expand their understanding of the pork industry and grow their ability to contribute to its future.
Farms can nominate promising employees, contract growers, or family members, and individuals may nominate themselves for the Ohio Pork Leaders Program’s next cohort.
Ohio Pork Council Welcomes New Directors, Elects 2026 Leadership Team
The Ohio Pork Council (OPC) has welcomed three newly elected members to its Board of Directors and announced its new officer team. Stacey Voight, Anthony Stateler, and Tyler Logan bring broad experience in pork production, technical services, livestock marketing, workforce development and community leadership to the OPC Board, which also elected Jarred Black as president, Brad Heimerl as president-elect, and Nathan Isler as treasurer.
Ohio Pork Council Expands Advocacy with New Government Affairs & Grassroots Associate
The Ohio Pork Council has expanded its commitment to serving Ohio's pig farmers with the addition of Dawson Osborn as government affairs and grassroots associate, a newly created position designed to strengthen the organization's advocacy efforts.
Ohio Pork Council Welcomes New Team Members
Ohio's pork industry is growing stronger — and so is the team behind it. The Ohio Pork Council is proud to welcome three dedicated professionals who bring fresh energy and expertise to its mission of serving the state's pork producers.
Ohio Pork Council Welcomes 2026 Summer Interns
The Ohio Pork Council welcomes two new interns to its team this summer — Sidney Street and Kylie Corbitt.
Ohio Pork Council Presents Top Awards at 2026 Ohio Pork Congress
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Read MoreOhio Pig Farmers Applaud Passage and Signing of HB 10 Meat Labeling Bill
“We are grateful to Rep. Roy Klopfenstein for introducing HB 10 and standing up for Ohio livestock producers from day one,” Day said. “We also thank Sen. Tim Schaffer for championing the bill in the Senate and helping move it across the finish line.”
Ohio Pork Council Donates Pork after Big 10 Football Championship
Friendly rivalry with Indiana pays off for those in need during holidays.