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Illinois Bacon Day shines light on state's pork industry

IPPA members address challenges facing pig farmers such as market fluctuation, environmental concerns and high feed costs.

Bacon Takes Center Stage at Illinois State Capital

Walsh tackling IPPA presidency with 'get-it-done' attitude – AgriNews

Whether it’s caring for expectant sows, introducing Peoria County fourth-graders to baby pigs or steering the Illinois Pork Producers Association as its new president, Cheryl Cowser Walsh approaches each task with a positive mindset.

Walsh tackling IPPA presidency with 'get-it-done' attitude – AgriNews

Whether it’s caring for expectant sows, introducing Peoria County fourth-graders to baby pigs or steering the Illinois Pork Producers Association as its new president, Cheryl Cowser Walsh approaches each task with a positive mindset.

Walsh to lead Illinois Pork Producers Association

2024 Retiring IPPA directors, IPPA Family of the Year and IL Pork Ambassador announced at annual meeting.

Pork producer says inflation is slowing farm expansion

eFeedLink - High feed prices among factors for US pork producers' tight margins

A variety of factors continue to tighten margins for US pork producers — and one of these challenges is an extended period of high grain prices, according to Josh Maschhoff, director of the Illinois Pork Producers Association.

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Illinois pork producers elect new leadership

DeDecker family named 2023 IPPA Family of the Year; Oker selected as the next IL Pork Ambassador.

2021 IPPA VIRTUAL ANNUAL MEETING

Newton, IL, USA / WIKK 103.5 FM The Eagle | Classic Rock Feb 12, 2021 8:07 AM (SPRINGFIELD) During the recent 2021 Illinois Pork Producers Association (IPPA) virtual annual meeting, members elected a new officer team, including President Alan Kollman of Altamont, President Elect Thomas Titus of Elkhart, Vice President & Treasurer Chad Leman of Eureka, and Secretary Cheryl Walsh of Princeville. The delegate body also elected four new Board of Directors members, including Emmalee Haege of Nashville for At Large, Jill Biddle-Brokaw of Aledo for District 1,, Josh Maschhoff of Nashville for District 6, and Roy Flach of Oakley as the Illinois Purebred Swine Association representative. And named as the IPPA Family of the Year was the Brazinski Pork Farm of Coulterville, recognized for their contribution to the long-term success of the industry through leadership & pork promotion on the local and state levels. They produce 34,000 market hogs per year, in addition to a row crop farming operation.