December 6, 2021
New Albany, Ohio – The Ohio Pork Council is pleased to welcome Kayli Long to the staff as the organization’s Producer Education Manager beginning December 6, 2021.
“The Ohio Pork Council is excited to have Kayli join our team,” said Cheryl Day, Executive Vice President. “We know her experience, talents and passion for agriculture will be a powerful addition to our organization.”
Long joins the Ohio Pork Council with a passion for educating and promoting the agricultural industry, where her roots run deep. Having spent her youth growing up in Marion County, Long was heavily involved in both the Marion County 4-H program and the Ridgedale FFA chapter, where she held countless leadership positions. Long’s time in the FFA spent competing in events such as state public speaking, livestock judging, and job interview have helped to shape her into a passionate and well-rounded agriculturalist in today’s industry.
Prior to accepting the role of Producer Education Manager, Long had served as the organization’s communications intern during the summer of 2021. While in this role, Long helped to design and write member and producer newsletters, social media posts, and other press releases for the Ohio Pork Council.
Born and raised in Marion, Ohio, Long will be graduating from Wilmington College in December 2021 with a Bachelor of Science in agricultural education with a concentration in animal sciences. Long currently lives in her hometown with her fiancé, Zachary.
About The Ohio Pork Council
The Ohio Pork Council was established in 1968, beginning with nearly 800 pig farmers dedicated to the task of promoting their own product. Currently, OPC has approximately 2,500 members. Their mission is to serve and benefit all Ohio pork producers. To learn more about the Ohio Pork Council, visit www.OhioPork.org or call 614-882-5887.